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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1964

Page

7

Eight Teams Remain Undefeated in Local League Play

Eight teams stay undefeated after two weeks in the five local recreation leagues. Standings show 7-Up and American Legion leading, with clubs such as Lions and Cola Delce near the top. Other entries include Wilson Farms, Dari-Delite, Mettler Shafter, and Zachary & Sons in close races.

American Legion Club Lions Aaa Opal Cola Delce Wen Lest Dari -Delite Stringham Zachary ‘& Sons Shafter Concrete Wilson Farms Mettlers Pee Wee League Shafco Shavers Kiwanis Food Town Bryant Food Wen Kiwanis Shafco Little Shavers Brown & Bryant Supreme Air Sage Bros. Country Boy Supreme Air

Memorial Day Address Echoes Across Time

In a reverent memorial day reflection the speaker honors those who died in battle and all who fought life’s battles. He urges devotion to liberty faith and service and recalls Lincoln and the unfinished work of preserving a God-fearing nation. The message calls Americans to renew commitment and gratitude.

United States God Jesus Christ

Local Youth Baseball Season Promises Busy Summer

Readers urge extending the local ball season to give youngsters more time to learn and play. The Kern County Baseball League's Shafter Merchants and Porterville clash loom as fans cheer junior players amid spirited early games. A brief prayer appeals for guidance and national service.

Merchants

Merchants Open Season With Loss to Porterville in Kern League

Shafter Merchants fell 13 to 1 in their Kern County Baseball League opener Monday night. First baseman Kenny Gladden went 3 for 3 and scored in the first, while Pite Pen and Porterville’s lineup gained early lead and Never recovered. Porterville appears strong this year as many locals attended the game.

Shafter Merchants Kern County Baseball League Sam Lynn Jack Thompson Bill Gladden Mark Larson Bob Mears Gary Mears Danny Castello Rey Warren Dave Anderson Murray Nowhof Clyde Ratzlaff Ken Carlton Bill Schacht Ken Gladden Mike Anderson Doug Thompson Ce Etee Kern County Porterville Eees Kenny Gladden

Summer library hours announced for Shafter

Shafter library sets summer schedule with hours 11 am to 5 pm and 7 pm to 9 pm on Mondays and Thursdays. Adjusted mornings 8 am to 12 pm and 1 pm to 5 pm on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Fridays. Open Fridays and Sundays. regular hours resume later.

Shafter Ubrary Ueberg

Four-team Football Carnival opens 1964 season at South High

Dr. Jensen announces a Football Carnival at South High featuring East Bakersfield Foothill North and South High teams. The 7 30 to 10 30 pm round robin includes massed bands pageantry Colors and Star Spangled Banner and queens from each school. Schedule lists Foothill vs South East vs North Foothill vs North Foothill vs East South vs North with late South vs North concluding.

South High School East Bakersfield Foothill North South Jen- Sen Jockey Club South High North High

Shafter Visits Cotton Station With Family

Saunt arrives for a two week stay at the Cotton Station accompanied by his wife and daughter Kathy. They reside at the Shafter Motel as he studies cotton variety breeding and testing, per Cotton Experiment Station head John Turner.

Shafter Kathy Saunt John Turner Cotton Experiment Station

Accident cites driver for following too closely

Helen M. Brinsfield of Shafter was cited for following too closely after a collision at Central Highway and Shafter Avenue. The other vehicle was driven by Mary W. Woods of 324 Village Street.

Helen M. Brinsfield P. O Shafter Central Highway Shafter Avenue Mary W. Woods Village Street

Growers Organize to Recruit Harvest Workers in 2 States

Growers form a new group to recruit domestic harvest workers to replace braceros and attack the Farm Labor Association. They urge U S citizens to fill farm jobs under Public Law 78 while calling for the replacement of braceros during the upcoming harvest season.

States Los Angeles State Department of Employment U.S U. S

Frankly Speaking: Foreign debts and misstatements cited

The piece cites large U.S. borrowings and aid figures, noting $103.9 billion in loans and $1.9 billion in Vietnam aid, with a Hawaii conference to address perceived missteps. It references Korea as a listed figure of over $5.6 billion and critiques attitudes toward women.

Police seize BB guns on Richland School grounds

Two boys with BB guns were picked up by police at Richland School grounds. The weapons were confiscated and the boys and their parents were interviewed by officers.

Richland

Recreation club plans six week session starting June 11

The club will meet for six weeks beginning June 11 with participants including Summer Lytle Gary Witcher Walter Loe wen Wayne Smith Don Smith and Bob Nikkel. Staff lists include scorekeepers Chris Bann Bev Gloeckler Barbara Gloeckler Nancy Froese and Grace Froese Pool Manager Bill Decker guards and instructors Bob Hammond Beverly Greene Tina Araujo Susan Walker and Karen Willis Pool Cashier Jeannie Bain Assistant Pool Cashier Helen Hasty Craft Teachers Burnis Morris and Helen Hasty North Cheap Leaders Mr and Mrs Chris Ummel Summer Reading Underseas

Summer Lytle Gary Witcher Walter Loewen Wayne Smith Don Smith Bob Nikkel Chris Bann Bev Gloeckler Barbara Gloeckler Nancy Froese Grace Froese Bill Decker Bob Hammond Beverly Greene Tina Araujo Susan Walker Karen Willis Jeannie Bain Helen Hasty Burnis Morris North Cheap Chris Ummel Summer Reading Underseas

Harold Hansen Faces Additional Bad Check Liability

A $5 bad check is reported to Shafter police by Joe Fitts Wilshire station, adding to Harold Hansen's existing list of obligations as he serves his present sentence.

Harold Hansen Shafter Joe Fitts Wilshire

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