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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 27, 1969

Page

4

Shafter News Highlights From August 1964

Shafter residents prepare for the new school year with the high school opening August 28. Football uniforms issued August 28 and 29 plus September 1. Kiwanis honors Edwin Bender for service since 1936. California center of population sign still not re erected near Shafter. Community events include homemaking teachers at a textile workshop and a Kern County fair kickoff September 28.

Mears Cliff Ratzlaff California West Shafter Board of Trade Wasco

Richland School to Open for 1959-60 Term

Doors open at 8 a.m. August 31 as Richland School prepares to welcome about 1800 students for the new academic year. Enrollment is expected to exceed last year’s figure as the district starts the 1959-60 term.

Richland

Probation Hearing Set For Cortez Soria in Bakersfield

Cortez Raul Soria Cortez, 19, Lost Hills, will appear in Bakersfield Municipal Court at 3 p.m. on Sept. 18 for a probation hearing after a preliminary hearing before Judge Walter Conway. He pleaded guilty to two misdemeanor counts. felony charges were dismissed. He was apprehended in Wasco after a July 27 kitchen hold up at Sportsman's Cafe in Shafter.

Raul Soria Cortez Lost Hills Bakersfield Walter Conway Cortez Shafter Conway Wasco Sportsman’s Central Avenue Ruth Trout

Four bike thieves nabbed by Shafter police

Four Shafter youths were arrested for bicycle thefts after Mrs. Betty Rice and Mrs. Mary Draper reported bikes missing from their properties. The suspects confessed to stealing three bikes and a fourth belonging to Bill Willard. They were turned over to juvenile authorities for curfew violations and other charges. Richard Hernandez reported a stereo and tapes stolen from a car. Three minors with liquor were referred to juvenile authorities.

Shafter Betty Rice W. Ash Mary Draper West Ash Bill Willard Riverside Drive Shafter Police

Shafter News: Clergy Move and Veterans Meet in August 1949

Joe Bruner, previously a Shafter High School instructor for two years, becomes pastor of First Baptist Church in Compton. Thirty overseas veterans from both world wars attend the first organizational meeting of Shafter’s local Veterans of Foreign Wars post at the Women’s Club. John J. Peters speaks on the Central Valley water project during a Shafter Rotary Club gathering in Cawelo.

Joe Bruner Shafter High School First Baptist Church Compton Post of Veterans of Foreign Wars Woman’s Clubhouse John J. Peters Shafter

Car Collision Involving Winter And Kopper

Two drivers Norval Winter and Arthur Kopper were in a collision at Oak and Blake on August 24. Both reported uninjured and moderate damage to their vehicles.

Norval Winter Walnut Arthur Kopper Oak Oak and Blake

Dove Hunting Season Opens on Labor Day

The 1969 California dove season begins Labor Day with a 46 day split run from dawn to sunset. Abundant birds are noted in many areas but cool weather could drive northern flocks away if it delays movement. The daily bag limit is 10 with 20 in possession after opening day, season ends September 30 and resumes November 29 to December 14.

Department of Fish and Game California

California opens rabbit season in southern counties

The Department of Fish and Game says Imperial Riverside and San Bernardino counties plus eastern Kern begin September 1, with the rest of the state opening July 4. Daily bag limit is five rabbits per day for pygmy rabbits and hare. no season on jack rabbits but a license required. Last year Riverside led the state in rabbit hunting, followed by San Bernardino and Kern.

Imperial Valley Colorado River Bard Winterhaven Sacramento San Joaquin Coe California Modoc Lassen Imperial Riverside San Bernardino Department of Fish and Game Kern County Kern

Shafter to Join Wasco Festival Of Roses

Shafter and North Kern communities plan to salute the rose industry at the first annual Wasco Festival Of Roses set for September 12 to 14. Local residents express town pride as the regional celebration unfolds.

Shafter Kern

Sage Grouse Season Opens in Modoc and Lassen Counties

Sage grouse season opens in Modoc and Lassen counties for three days from August 30 to September 1 with a two bird limit. Production this year was good but birds are widely scattered due to abundant food and water. season prospects rated fair to good.

Modoc Lassen Department of Fish and Game

Former AFS Student Visits Shafter From Germany

AFS alumna Sinikka Ketunnenen of Helsinki and her husband Dietmar Heimberger of Frankfurt visit Shafter with Bob and Marcia Krause. Sinikka, who did her year in Shafter 1961-62, recalls language studies and works as a Lufthansa sales engineer. They tour Disneyland and Knott’s Berry Farm and plan a Dodgers Phillies game in LA before returning home.

Shafter Afs Dietmar Heimberger Frankfurt Germany Shafter Bob Krause Heimberger Sinikka Kettunen Helsinki Finland Art Craig Krause Marcia Craig AFS Sinikka Krauses Rotary Marcia Helsinki School of Economics Business Administration Lufthansa Airne Heimbergers Rotarians Disneyland Knott Berry Farm Shaver Lake Marvin Neuman Sinikki Kettunen Sinikki Shafter High School

Dirt Track Prep for Cyclists at Cottonaa Speedway

The Catttonaa Class A speedway Motorcycle Racing Championships will be prepared at the Sports Arena for three days starting Monday August 25 1999. Indoor races practice set for Thursday August 28 from 2 to 3 pm and 7 30 to 9 pm with media access for photos interviews. Top riders appear in afternoon session while most come in the evening. James Doyle Ford 16 is reported missing from 320 Shaw Crack.

Hunter Safety Classes Set This Week

Two hunter safety classes for youths will be held at city hall on Thursday and Friday nights August 28 and 29. Sponsored by the Shafter Police Department, the sessions run 7 to 10 p.m. and are required for a hunting license. Open to boys and girls ages 8 to 16 with optional parent accompaniment.

Shafter Police Department Witcher

Shafter High Announces 1969 Football Schedule and Tickets

Shafter High School lists a 10 game season with five home and five away contests led by coach Mince. Season tickets remain limited and available at the principal’s office as fans rush to secure preferred seating for games starting Sept 19 versus Manache and continuing through Nov 14 at Garces.

Shafter Shafter High School Corcoran Bakersfield West Taft Generals Foothill Bakersfield North Porterville Arvin Garces Arvin Garces Wasco South Sequoia Mince Bill McMahon Robert Smith Richard Froelich

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