Tubac visit highlights artist colony and pottery shop
The trip to Tubac Arizona spotlights its artist community led by Maxine Guy at the Pot ted Owl studio. Ed and Dorothy Schultz plan retirement there after purchasing property in Tubac Country Club area.
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Tubac
Arizona
Tucson
Nogales
Sonora
Dorothy Schultz
el Toro
Acapulco
Mexico
Tubac Country Club
Maxine Guy
Maxine
Shafter CBMC Names New Board of Directors for Three Years
The Shafter chapter of the Christian Businessmen's Committee elected a new board at a luncheon last Thursday. Bow Henderson Dick Garber and Eugene Enns join successors Paul Wiebe Dan Gloeckler and chairman Marland Hiebert. The term runs three years from September. Two CBMC programs are planned before summer adjournment with speakers Darrell Janzen and Edward M. Rhoades.
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Shafter
The
Christian Businessmen’s Committee
Ita
Bow’’ Henderson
Dick Garber
Eugene Enns
Paul Wiebe
Dan Gloeckler
Marland Hiebert
CBMC
Darrell Janzen
Youth For Christ In
Bakersfield
Proposed Textbooks May Be Examined by Public
Twenty five new basic textbooks have been presented to the Kern High School District Board for adoption for 1973 74. The books cover mathematics industrial arts science music foreign language and health and will be on display for thirty days at the District Instructional Materials Center 2000 24th Street Bakersfield.
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Kern
24Th Street
Bakersfield
Cool Week Temperatures Persist in Shafter
The Shafter area saw a cool week with only two 90s and many lows in the fifties. At the U.S. Cotton Research Station, daily temps for the week are logged as residents review the recent weather, while KHSD outlines textbook replacement and adoption plans. Director Herb Neufeld reports thirteen new texts for upcoming courses, with average hardbound costs at 13.25 and new book costs around 7.58 per title. He notes rising use of paperbacks for quality educational value and cheaper binding, as teachers’ needs are gathered from over 100 publishers.
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Shafter
U.S. Cotton Research Station
Herb Neufeld
Neufeld
KHSD
Richland Proposes Budget and Board Change
Richland School Board adopts a preliminary budget of 1.664 million dollars for the coming year while noting a slight cafeteria expense decrease. After eight years Trustee Art Penner will resign, David Carthal to take the seat. Penner receives a farewell plaque from Board Chairman David Anderson.
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Art Penner
Richland
David Carthal
David Anderson
Penner
Bruce Crawford
Dave Cook
Evron Barber
Barber
Richland Board
SHS Summer Enrollment Reaches All Time High Record
Shafter High School reports summer enrollment at a record high with 193 students, 3 percent of the student body, registering for sessions from June 11 to July 27. Classes include ten courses, such as government, U.S. history, math, typing, health and driver education, plus a river training program.
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Shafter High School
Bill Hatcher
John Gibson
U.S
George Stevenson
Betty Onsum
Ed Janzen
Ben McCoy
Dick Froehlich
Execon
Froehlich
Verl Nash
Tax Increase Would Keep Taxes the Same
Richland boards face SB 90 changes as Aug 14 tax election looms. The bill reshapes school funding by lowering local rates and increasing state aid, while voters decide per child funding rather than tax rate. Projections warn inflation and expansion needs threaten budget if measure fails.
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Richland Board of Trustees
Richland
Evron Barber
Barber
Eighteen Shafter residents earn Bakersfield Adult School diplomas
Eighteen Shafter residents graduated from the Shafter division of the Bakersfield Adult School with six taking part in ceremonies at Harvey Auditorium in Bakersfield on June 13. Local officials present included Gene Young and David Head, with diplomas presented by J Craig Jenkins.
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John D
Julie M. Bean
Shafter High School
J. Craig Jenkins
Kern High School District Board of Trustees
Richard Froehlich
Harvey Auditorium
Bakersfield
Shafter
Caudie Brown
Iva Joe Fosdick
Richard H. Jones
Doris M. Karber
Bakersfield Adult School
John
Julie Bean
Ira Joe Fosdick
Richard Jones
Dorie Karber
Gene Young
County Board of Supervisors
David Head
Grandate Stella Estrada
Board of Trustees
William Robinson
William Hutchinson
Winnie Jackson
Pete Espinoza
Linda Porter
Rena Dorsett
Dolores Haynes
Rhoda Kenemy
Charles Robison
David Richardson
Sharon Mosley
Shofter
Bakersfield,Adult School
Shafter Receives Data Query From Italian Firm
A request for information on building a ceramic tile company in Shafter was received from Medina, Italy. R.E.Y. company sought data on Shafter and existing similar firms. the chamber mailed a complete Shafter brochure kit.
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Shafter
Medina
Italy
Chamber of Commerce
Bill Banks
R.E.Y. Company
Chamber
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Claudia Bremin
Bill Siemans
Rolf Jacobsen, Jr
Gary Weidenbach
Max Miller
Mark Urie
Nick Leigh
Joe Urie
Ryan Herbert
Paul Jacobsen
Mickey Duke
Gary Lynch
Steve Maniaci
Alan Robinson
Eric Almberg
Tony Maniaci
Doug Garber
Kelly Bergen
Jim Garber
Ronnie Unruh
Tim Heller
Robert McWhorter
Shafter Cbm
Edward M. Rhoades
First Baptist Church
Low
SHS
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