Shafter Generals Split Close Weekend Wins
The Shafter Generals won 45-43 against Redwood and lost 70-62 to Pacific in a pair of home games. The Redwood tilt featured a tight lead exchange with multiple shifts in momentum throughout.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1968
Page
4
The Shafter Generals won 45-43 against Redwood and lost 70-62 to Pacific in a pair of home games. The Redwood tilt featured a tight lead exchange with multiple shifts in momentum throughout.
Shafter High varsity split results with East and Burroughs. East won 33 18 and Burroughs 26 23. Key wins by Stowell Gaither Ohanneson Moore and Williams notable in tight matches. junior varsity struggled vs East 54 2 then beat Burroughs 35 23.
The schedule lists junior high games for the North West Recreation League with Shafter home games at Rio Bravo School gym. All home games start at 9 a.m. except Delano. A officials and coaches clinic occurred at the North Bakersfield recreation pavilion on Saturday December 7. The Wasco Invitational Christmas tournament is planned.
The Department of Fish and Game reports fair prospects for central and southern band tailed pigeon hunting. The season opens Saturday December 14 and runs through January 12 1969 in Sonoma Lake Colusa Sutter Yuba and Nevada counties and the southern balance of the state. The daily bag is eight birds and shooting hours are from half an hour before sunrise to sunset. Monterey County tops the state's pigeon hunting areas with Kern San Diego San Luis Obispo and Sonoma as other late season leaders.
The Board of Supervisors placed all unincorporated land near Shafter under interim zoning except single family dwellings on recorded lots and agricultural uses. Most other uses must go through the Kern County Board of Zoning Adjustment. Public hearings will decide exact zoning.
Assemblyman William M. Ketchum said he is drafting legislation to expel students and dismiss faculty involved in disturbances on the University of California and State College campuses. He noted district voters rejected Proposition 3 and urged firm action to curb campus disorder.
Pacific Gas and Electric informs Shafter of the underground conversion program with a total 1969 budget of 8 500 000 and Shafter’s share at 6 600. Combined with unspent 1968 funds, the city’s total for conversion work reaches 12 900.
Mrs. E. B. Stringham and Mrs. J. C. Channeson return from a 45 day voyage aboard the Swedish SS Kungsholm. The trip went around South America via the Straits of Magellan with stops in Lima Valparaiso and Rio de Janeiro among others. They reached New York City and then flew to Los Angeles meeting family at the airport. Weather varied as they crossed hemispheres into their summer season.
The banquet honored teams the Generals Colonels and Bucks with captains and award winners. Notable names include Jan Stuebbe Bill McKinley Carrell Watkins Greg Wilcoxon Jim Voth and Robert Cruz among others with Robert Bann as master of ceremonies.
A Christ mas program will be held at the Shaf ter Methodist church at 202 Golden West on Sunday at 5 o clock. All three choirs will perform with Mrs Michael Ramey directing the cherub choir, Mrs Kenneth Nicol guiding the youth choir, and Fred Starrh directing the chancel choir. Mr and Mrs Fred Starrh are in charge. Friends and church members are invited to attend and join in refreshments after.
El Charaf Shrine Club will hold its annual crab feed on Thursday night December 12 at the Sh after Motel. Marvin Neuman, club president, announced this will be the last meeting of the year and officers for 1969 will be selected. The meeting is open to members and their guests.
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