Shafter Generals take third in Taft Invitational
Shafter High School wins third place at the Taft Invitational behind Montemayor 24 points and Richardson 4, edging Taft 62 59 after a late comeback. Atascadero defends title with 53 50 victory over West High in the final. Atascadero star Keith Schmidt dominates inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jay Olsen Shafter
Atascadero
Charlie Rekosh
Generals
Junior Montemayor
Mark Richardson
Shafter
West High
Atascadero Greyhounds
the Power
Hounds
Greyhounds
West
Brian Burris
Vikings
Mike Nowicki
Dave Guerena
Keith Schmidt
Schmidt
Guerena
Bishop
Burris
Brian
Montemayor
Junior - Shafter
Bramlet
Dale - Taft
Richland School Menu December 7–13 1977
Weekly menu for Richland school meals listing daily offerings. Includes fish sticks with sides on Wednesday, spaghetti on Thursday, pizza on Friday, chicken fried steak on Monday, Fiesta Beef and Beans on Tuesday, and the fruits, salads, breads, and desserts accompanying each entrée.
Mount Whitney and South Mountain Park Noted
Mount Whitney in southern California is cited as California's first state seologist while South Mountain Park in Phoenix Arizona is described as the largest municipal park in the world.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mount Whitney
California
South Mountain Park
Phoenix
Arizona
Pacific Telephone closes Wasco Shafter payment offices
Pacific Telephone announces January 1 1978 as the closure date for Bank of America payment agencies in Wasco and Shafter. Beginning December 1 1977 payments may be made in Shafter at Central Pharmacy and in Wasco at Family Pharmacy. The two locations become the only local Pacific Telephone payment agents for Wasco and Shafter customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pacific Telephone Magnager
Rod Middleworth
Bank of America
Wasco
Shafter
Middleworth
Central Pharmacy
Central Avenue
Family
Seventh Street
Aften Innsae Ict
Pacific Telephone
New Life Harvest to Perform at Shafter Church Singspiration
New Life Harvest a musical group will be featured at a Singspiration at Shafter Church of God at 7 30 p m on Friday December 9. Groups from other churches will also participate and the public is invited to enjoy the program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Life Harvest
Shafter Church of God
Groun
Shafter Grapplers Rally To Beat Mt Whitney 26 23
Shafter High School wrestling edged Mt Whitney 26 23 in a come from behind victory. Peter Young pinned Israel Borrego early while Ed Kirk and Roger Giovanetti won tight decisions to keep the Generals within reach before Ken Mootry sealed the win 7 2 at 215 pounds. The JV bout ended in a 36 36 draw as Morro Bay looms Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Jacobsen Shafter
Mt. Whitney Pioneers
Peter Young
Pioneers
Israel Borreggo
Ted Elrich
Scott Bender
Ed Kirk
Generals
Elrich
Scott McConnaughey
Bender
Pedro
Pancho) Pena
Larry Graysyk
Mr. Whitney
Doni Franicki
Henry Affentranger
Julio Lopez
Eric McConaughey
Jeff Cavafy
Jose Delgado
Mike Ramsay
Roy Valdez
John Ennis
Larry Altman
Mt. Whitney
Roger Giovanetti
Bart Clark
Tom Rambo
Jesse Alvarado
Shafter
Ken Mootry
Joe Jones
Morro Bay
California motorized bicycle rules spark rider questions
The California law defines motorized bicycles as two or three wheeled vehicles under two horsepower with speeds up to 30 mph. Riders must hold a valid California driver license or instruction permit, with permit holders at least 15 1/2 and driver education completed. No vehicle registration with DMV unless treated as a regular vehicle. local ordinances may apply. Financial responsibility laws cover mopeds similarly to motor vehicles.
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Motorized Bicycle Association
Washington, D.C
California
Department of Motor Vehicles
Also Mentioned on This Page
Shafter Hoopsters
Taft
Maricopa
Arvin
Kern Valley
Atascaderos
McFarland
Indians
Ken Marchman
Jesus Hernandez
Kern ‘Valley
Shaffer
Taft High Wildcats
Wildcats
Jay Olsen
Keith
Marchman
Ken Shafter
Central Valley Hwy. Shafter
Acme
Dan Post
Justin
Wead's Shoe Store and Shoe Service
Central Ave
Richland Menu
Grapplers
E. Marengo
Imnstmas Tradition
Bim
Wesley
Annin Road
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