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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1966

Page

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Richland Teachers Seek Salary Increases and Library Funding

The Richland trustees heard a Richland Teachers Club plan for next year with a $94 351 salary increase for teachers and administrators and an $8 862 rise through current increments. The board approved a $110 000 Phase 2 library funds request for books visual aids and materials to boost the library toward an exemplary regional standard.

Richland Teachers’ Club Rich Annabelle Reynolds Thomas Flanagan Kenneth Heywood Kern County Union High School Bruce Crawford Richland Library Geographics Crawford

Pack No. 913 Pot Luck Dinner Honors Scouting

Cub Scout Pack No. 913 held its annual blue and gold pot luck dinner at the Richland Cafeteria with about 200 persons attending. H W Pat Kelly spoke on Scouting 56th anniversary and noted 56 Scouts in attendance. Leroy Kirschmann served as cubmaster. guests included Mr and Mrs Lew Carroll and Mr and Mrs Marvin Neuman, with Mrs Vernon Searcy, Richland PTA president, also as a guest.

Richland H. W. Pat Kelly Leroy Kirschenmann Lew Carroll Marvin Neuman Vernon Searcy Richland Pta

Frankly Speaking From Shafter Letters on Viet Nam Action

A reader writes about long engagement with the Shafter Press since 1921, mocks editors with fetters, and notes Richard Rodriguez correspondence from Viet Nam. He mentions front page and page two letters, hinting at continued discussion.

Richard Rodriguez Viet Nam

Medicare Signup Comes to Shafter Area Meeting Scheduled February 12

Social Security officials announce a Medicare information meeting at the Shafter Veterans Memorial Building from 9 30 to 11 30 am as part of a Kern County outreach. The event aims to explain eligibility and enrollment for those age 65 or near, with prior sessions held in Buttonwillow Taft Delano and other communities.

Shafter Shafter Veterans Memorial Building J. Leland Embrey Bakersfield Social Security Office Social Security Buttonwillow Taft Delano Kern County

City Hall Sees New Filings for City Posts

New filings for city election posts include Bill Johnston currently city clerk Bert Ware city treasurer. A petition for Helen Branner for city treasurer was not returned. Richard G. James filed for City Clerk and Ben Grundy for Council. Johnston said filings may be made until noon February Ww.

Bill Johnston Bert Ware Helen Branner Richard G. James Ben Grundy

Status of College Discussed by Chamber Board

H W Pat Kelly updated the Chamber of Commerce on the 4 year college site debate and said the area remains a candidate. Shafter High School ban eyed for next year’s Rose Bowl Parade. Verne Smith of the County Road department agreed to repair the Cawelo Overpass and the Chamber will thank him with a letter. Allen Grant of the State Farm Bureau to speak at a late March or early April luncheon for members. Good Friday noon closing request referred to the Merchants Association. Curt Kinkead of Central Hardware introduced. 56th anniversary of Jing noted by Kern County Council 4 Boy Scouts. Mrs Roy Farrell and Mrs Harvey Neuman sold Sweetheart Luncheon tickets for February 14 at the Veterans Hall. Proceeds support cancer research.

H. W. Pat Kelly Chamber of Commerce Board Shafter High School Kelly Verne Smith County Road Department Cawelo Chamber Smith Weston Futrell Allen Grant State Farm Bureau Shafter Futrell

Weather Hours Bring Heavy Rain To Shafter

Rain measuring 72 inches fell in Shafter early Sunday and continued through the day, following a light .09 inch shower on Saturday. Mild weather dominated with temperatures in the 50s and a high of 61 degrees on February 3.

Shafter Mercury

Tragedy in Death of Shafter Bank Teller Mrs Satterfield

Funeral services were held Monday for 29 year old Dona Satterfield a Shafter native and Bank of America teller who died after illness at Bakersfield Hospital. She was a 1954 Shafter High School graduate with family survivors including husband Jim and her mother Mrs Ellen Crane.

Donna Satterfield Shafter Bakersfield Dexter Ogan First Southern Baptist Church of Shafter Memorial Park Satterfield Shafter High School Girls Atheletic Association San Jose State College Jim Satterfield Ellen Crane Lillie Johnson Mark L. Satter- Tonya Mae Id Je & Satterfield Shaf- Johnson Crane Homer Hebitick Bonnie Colvard Paula Sage Carol Crane Shirley Deopere East Molone Paul, Evans Bill Maytubby Trout Norris Thompson Chuck Wright Melvin Feeltz Jim Waldrip Bob Camargo Mish Funeral Home

Three Men Named to Kern County Fair Board

Gov. Edmund G Brown reappoints Frerett Baker Kenneth N Mebane and Paul D Spilsbury to the Fifteenth District Agricultural Association board, sponsors of the Kern County Fair. Baker of Shafter is in his second term and has chaired fair committees. Mebane of Mebane and Camp Cattle Company arrived in 1933 and has roots in Kern County Fair exhibits. Spilsbury’s details are listed among the appointees.

Edmund G. Brown Frerett Baker Pine Shafter Kenneth N. Mebane Paul D. Spilsbury Fifteenth District Agricultural Association Kern County Hollis Roberts Baker Mebane Mebane & Camp Cattle Company the Future

Traveling Art Exhibit Arrives at Shafter Library Monday

The Traveling Art Exhibit of Kern artists comes to the Shafter library Monday afternoon February 14 and will be displayed after unpacking. A judging committee is named with Roger Benischeck, high school art teacher, and Mrs. Dave Anderson and Mrs. Dottie Boyd. Usually four pictures are chosen with an honorable mention.

Kern Shafter Library Roger Benischeck Dave Anderson Dottie Boyd

Explorer Group Sets Thursday Meeting for Scout Trip Plans

Harris, president of Explorer Scout Post 959, announced the group will meet at 7 p m Thursday. E E Riggles reports the club should re register for the new year. Topics include fundraising for a proposed Colorado River trip during Easter vacation and a near term raffle. Open to any high school age boy interested in joining the Explorer Scout program.

Pay Harris Deplorer Scout Post E. E. Riggles Colorado

Turner To Speak at Shafter Business Luncheon

John Turner head of the Shafter Cotton Research Station will speak at the Thursday luncheon of the Christian Business Men's Committee meeting at Shafter Memorial Hall.

Turner John Turner Shafter Cotton Research Station Christian Business Men's Committee Shafter Memorial Hall

Shafter Saturday School Nears Opening With Teen Teachers

Shafter Saturday School moves toward operation as 28 selected students prepare to tutor two children each Saturday. Mrs. Duane Belcher outlines the project to Shafter teens at Shafter High School while Art Hutchings demonstrates art’s role in fostering creativity. Twenty eight children will receive weekly tutoring from student teachers through May.

Johnson Red Cross Shafter Shafter High Duane Belcher Bakersfield South Shafter Greg Channeson Peet Hei Ed Hunter Harriet Mason Robert Senn

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