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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1973

Page

4

Night School Adult Classes Start September 10

The Adult Evening Division at Shafter High School will begin classes Monday evening September 10 at 7 00 p m Registration runs September 10 to 14 Courses meet graduation requirements and cover electives to boost vocational skills Classes will also run in Buttonwillow at Buttonwillow Elementary School Counseling appointments start August 29 with Dan Bledsoe director of Adult Education at 746 4961 ext 35

Shafter & BW Shafter High School Mester Shafter Buttonwillow Dan Bledsoe Daniel Bledsoe U.S Government Survey of Sci Arrang Beg & Adv Elec Thursda Ria Burshel Government

Governor Reagan tax plan aims to cut state burden

In a capitol column California Assemblyman Bob Nimmo outlines Governor Reagan’s proposed constitutional amendment. It would rebalance the $800 million surplus toward 1974 income taxes and fund one-time projects while implementing long term tax reductions and a constitutional cap on tax take. The plan forecasts $17 756 in savings for a four person household by 1990 and preserves service funding amid growth.

Twentyninth Assembly Reagan Capitol California Milton Friedman Pblic

Republicans to Meet Sept 7 9 in San Diego Convention

The Republican State Central Committee gathers in San Diego September 7 to 9 at Town and Country Hotel with an expected 2000 attendees. Speakers include former Texas Governor Connally Presidential Counselor Armstrong Missouri Governor Bond Governor Reagan and Mayor Wilson. Connally will address the convention dinner and Armstrong and Reagan speak Saturday and Sunday mornings respectively.

California Republican State Central Committee San Diego Gordon C. Luce Town & Country Texas John Connally Anne Armstrong Missouri Christopher Kit) Bond Ronald Reagan Pete Wilson Connally Armstrong Reagan Bond Wilson

SHS Booster Club Barbecue and Scrimmage Planned for Sept 7

Shafter High Booster Club hosts a hamburger barbecue September 7 before a football scrimmage with South High School. 5 to 7 p.m. on the outdoor courts west of the stadium with 800 meals expected, $2 donation supporting all SHS athletic programs. Junior varsity at 6:30, varsity at 8 under coaches Huston Reese and Lingo.

Shafter High South High School SHS Booster Club South High Arlie Smith Mike Spenske Merv Huston Mike Reese Tom Lingo

Booster Club Set Meeting for SHS September 6

Shafter High School Booster Club schedules its first meeting of the year on Thursday September 6 at 7 30 p m in the SHS cafeteria. Open to all members and prospective members the session includes a season summary film and a discussion with coaches. Jay Atkinson will preside and barbecue plans for September 7 will be finalized.

Shafter High School SHS Jay Atkinson Atkinson John Cauzza Max Pearce Joe Frizzell Glen Handel Gino Chicca Frank Torrigiani Jack Thompson Richard Froehlich

Guide Dog Tucker Presented to Blind Owner in San Rafael

Janice Smith of Shafter helped train Tucker the German Shepherd which was handed to Henry Owens of Los Angeles at graduation exercises on Saturday August 18 at Guide Dogs for the Blind in San Rafael. The 4-H powered program raises dogs from 13 weeks on a 11 acre campus then returns them at a year for final training with no charge to the blind.

Janice Smith Shafter San Rafael Tucker Henry Owens Los Angeles Guide Dogs For the Blind, Inc Janice

Outlook for California dove season opens this Saturday

California's 1973 dove hunting season starts Saturday September 1 with best prospects in the Palo Verde Valley and along the Colorado River. Doves are moving north slowly while local populations remain statewide. The 46 day split runs to September 30 then November 24 to December 9 with a 10 bird daily limit and 20 bag limit after opening day. Shooting hours are one half hour before sunrise to sunset. Hunters are warned not to shoot into orchards vineyards fields or protected lands.

California Department of Fish and Game Palo Verde Colorado River Harold Harper DFG Postec

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