Coalinga Toads Tumble in 51-38 Tilt
Coalinga Toads suffer a 51-38 loss as Fe Rates edges them in a tense game. The matchup highlighted tense defense and decisive scoring runs by Fe Rates to seal the result.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1963
Page
3
Coalinga Toads suffer a 51-38 loss as Fe Rates edges them in a tense game. The matchup highlighted tense defense and decisive scoring runs by Fe Rates to seal the result.
A fragmented item notes Don St. Clair and Shafter Colonels in a victory tale context with unclear surrounding details. The passage uses military ranks to describe actions, implying a counter offensive theme and historical military content.
Ex Shafter cage stars are listed with ages and weights undisclosed while George Drennan and Terry Craven are noted for comparison. Coaches accept entries as a seemingly developing event gathers interest among local fans.
Dr. Leo P. Warner announced at the Center on Mt. Vernon Avenue that next week in the evening sessions will open at 4021 Mt. Vernon Ave. for Bakersfield Center enrollment, noting eligibility requirements for prospective students.
Richland leads the top league with Shafter close behind as A and C teams chase their first wins. Ace Gee aims for top spot while Wasco and De contend for position in the A division. Roy Farrell, local recreation director, releases the list of league stars.
A fragmented piece describes a Chevy II, savings, and imagined builds. It mentions Efe a ye est ea and a sat over the penta, with notes on interiors and body work. The tone hints at pride in design and ongoing growth.
The North Kern Golfers Association announces the annual club championship play with finals scheduled for the 24th. Forty five players have signed up for the first team match play of 1963 as the association prepares for the Kern meet.
Southland home gas bills are set to drop for the first time in more than a dozen years following a filing by gas companies with the Federal Public Utilities Commission. The move ends a lengthy regulatory showdown, signaling savings for ratepayers after years of dispute.
Workers who held two or more jobs in 1962 may reclaim excess disability insurance deductions from the State Department of Employment. If more than 41 was deducted, eligible individuals must file by June 30, 1963. Over 235,000 Californians claimed refunds totaling 4,699,475 dollars, with checks averaging about 20 dollars.
George Parker president reported 1962 as the bank’s best year with assets above 15 million dollars. He projected assets surpassing 25 million by 1968 as deposits fed growth, during the annual meeting with Weston Futréil overseeing the Ghafter office.
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