Shafter Chamber Plans 1965 Meeting At Hiland Cafeteria
Shafter Chamber of Commerce schedules its 1965 kickoff at Hiland Cafeteria with officers Pace Crawford president Wes Futreasurer H W Kelly secretary. News notes include a bank robbery report, local fires, school plays, church events, and a grand opening for a new laundromat drawing 600 visitors.
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Shafter Chamber
Hiland
Ofre
Pace Crawford
Presi
Bill Hildebrand
Wes Futreasurer
H. W. Kelly
Chuch
Shafter Laundromat
Wes Gorsching
Shafter City Council Faces Growing Pains Options Discussed
Ten year old 1960 report notes Shafter's council debating future civic design. Discussion centers on expanding or relocating the court room to City Hall amid drainage and other growing pains.
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Shafter
California Catfish Conference Set for January 20 21
The first California Catfish Conference organized by UC Agricultural Extension Service and others will be at the El Rancho Hotel West Sacramento January 20 21. Leading fishery scientists industry representatives and farm operators will present current information on channel catfish production including economics marketing nutrition disease breeding pond construction harvesting water quality and regulations. An $8 registration fee covers meeting costs and a copy of proceedings.
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Pope
California
West
Sacramento
University of California Agricultural Extension Service
U. S. Rtment of Agriculture
Soil Conservation Service
California Department of Fish and Game
el Rancho Hotel
Intricate Ukraine Clock on Front Page Display
Front page photo shows an intricate clock lent from Ukraine to the Soviet Russia area years ago. Rev John Bartel and C C Duerksen view the timepiece with attention as the Kern County region rests after a recent event. Front page headlines note Community Chest support and a new exhibit group aiding migrants.
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T. Y. Little
Ukraine
Russia
John Bartel
C. C. Duerksen
United States
Kelly
Iron and Flag Par Tournaments Lead North Kern Golf Schedule
Edith Henry Katy Ogle Samson Bannantine headline an iron tourney and flag par event at North Kern this week with Maude Beavan as chairman and Jean Frizzell as co chair. Robbie Wingate led a business meeting after Thursday play as flights, low gross and low net are decided. A two day PWGA setup will follow in June with Gladys Snider as North Kern rep. Winter Daphne flowers bloom, select well drained spots for planting.
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Ngate
Edith Henry
Katy Ogle
Sammy Bannantine
Maude Beavan
Jean Frizzell
Robbie Wingate
Millie Wright
North Kern
Pacific Warner Golf Association
PWGA
Gladys Snider
Shafter High Wrestlers Dominate Arvin 34-25 In Final Bout
Shafter High School toppled Arvin Bears 34 25 in a closely fought league meet. Phil Fraley secured a 1 43 fall for the winning point, while David Kadel pinned at 175 pounds in 3 16 to seal the win. Johnny Moore 165 and Moore 165 also produced falls and forfeit wins aided SHS as the Generals overcame a 25 14 deficit. The Colonels beat Arvin 39 15 with several pins and forfeits, setting up SHS to travel to Wasco next. The team hosts its novice tournament Friday at SHS.
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Larson Shafter
Tang
SHS Generals
Darrell Letcher
Shafter
Arvin Bears
Phil Fraley
David Kadel
Kadel
Robert Stowell
Jeff Channeson
Generals
Johnny Moore
Wayne Forbes
Allen Cates
Leo Herrera
Cain Maldonado
Dennis Cooper
John Warren
Jeff Torrigiani
Tom Hill
Hwt
Bruins
Ramsey
McMeans
Reyna
Fuller
Jones
Robinson
Janzen
Wheat
Schultz
Colvard
Beltran
Wasco
Shafter High School
Varied Activities Reported Past Year by DFG Director
Arnett outlines a busy year for the California Department of Fish and Game. He cites creation of an Anadromous Fisheries division, a marine region management plan, and an ocean research vessel, with a $9.1 million fund balance at mid 1969. Hatchery construction and record 39 million fish produced marked notable gains, while deer hunting dipped and waterfowl plus bear hunting rose.
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Ye Ayay Arnett
California
Fish and Game
Arnett
Commission
Fish and Game Preservation Fund
Mad River
Glenn-Colusa
DFG
Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta
Don’t Be Shy In Learning To Skate
A NAC advisory urges beginners to start skating, use a chair for balance, and gradually gain confidence on the ice. The piece notes practice, form, and courage as key, with tips to avoid railing falls and enjoy progress on the rink.
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National Automobile Club
Stuebbe Quits Renegades Basketball for BC
Jan Stuebbe freshman guard at Bakersfield College leaves the Renegades after a season where he was slated for key depth. A standout at Shafter High School in football basketball and track, he led the South Sequoia League in scoring as a junior and senior.
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Jan Stuebbe
Bakersfield College
Shaft High School
Renegades
Stuebbe
Shafter High School
Arlo Reimert
Reimert
Shafter School
Harlem Globetrotters Perform for French Special Needs Program
The Harlem Globetrotters appeared in Paris at the Palais des Sports in a charity event conceived by Ambassador Sargent Shriver and Mrs. Eunice Kennedy. The show entertained 4 000 children and 10 players, aided by American youths, with an abbreviated game and an overtime finale. Tickets are on sale for a January 20 Bakersfield Civic Auditorium performance. call 327 7559 for reservations.
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Harlem Globetrotters
Emra
France
Paris
Bakersfield Civic Auditorium
Beets Growers Meet In Monterey As Arvin Teams Dominate
The 39th annual California Beet Growers Association meeting opens in Monterey with a 9:00 a.m. business session at the Del Monte Hyatt House led by Malcolm Young. Topics affect growers, with director elections, officer reports, and open discussion, followed by a 7:00 p.m. dinner dance and adjournment around 3:00 p.m. The association represents over 98 percent of California beet growers. In other local action, Shafter and Arvin basketball clash as Arvin dominates 79-61. Ken Allen leads Shafter with 17 points and Arvin extends league lead. Fresno State Extension announces a February course in Shafter, Math 302 for teachers, 2 units, taught by R. Jackson Scott, meeting Thursdays 7-9:30 p.m. at Richland School Library, with 127 other courses offered regionally.
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California Beet Growers Association
Monterey
Malcolm ‘Young
del Monte Hyatt House
C.B.G.A
Aeet Eee
Scott
Larson
Arvin
Generals
Shafter
Ken Allen
Larry Antoniovanni
Pat Wenn
Colonels
Billy Wherry
Jerry Klassen
Bucks
Ayes
Iater
Fresno State Plans
Fresno State College Extension Division
Wei
Kern
Madera
R. Jackson Scott
Richland School
Shafter Avenue
Kern County
Bakersfield College
Bakersfield Center
Greenfield Junior High School
Bakersfield
Fresno County
Tulare County
Kings
FSC
Nevision
Fresno
Sinee Beersfield
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Acash
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East Fis
Simon Peters
Shafter Mon- Gay
iInezer Reformed Church
Arnold Koehn
Shafterman’s Club
Wedge
Calloway and
Central Avenues
Clara Schwaldt
Thomas Wedge
John Eters
Gardner
Shafter H.S
Hat Creek
Taylor Creek
Lake Tahoe
Lake Davis
Plumas County
Lake Almanor Fisheries
Blue Lake
Humboldt County
Imperial Valley
Niland
Kern River
Fillmore
Wildlife and
California-Nevada
The
Wildlife Society
American Fisheries Society
Ray Arnett
Charles H. Meacham
U. S. Fish and Wildlife Service
John B. Cowan
Cecil V. Martin
Steubbe Qui’ Renegades ’Age Squad
Bakersfiild
Fes
Shafter Quints
K. Allen
Anton
Carrasco
Dargatz
Palla Penner
Allen
Freeborn Revell
Wherry
Pyle
Creekbaum
Wee Ees
Nash
U.S
Bureau of Labor
Helen M. Hicks
Pine Street
Dorothy J. Hoffman
B’ Street
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