Shafter to Host AAU Pentathlon During Physical Fitness Week
Shafter marks Physical Fitness Week with an AAU pentathlon at Shafter High School stadium Saturday, March 10. Mayor Atkinson proclaims the event run by Verlé Helter, offering participation prizes, certificates, and awards for ages 6 to 18 with about 1000 participants expected from Shafter and nearby areas. The program starts at 10 a.m. with free admission.
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Shafter
Jay C. Atkinson
Shafter High School
City Recreation Program
Verlé Helter
City Recreation
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SHS Stadium
Spring Near Weather Shows Week Warmth Early
Week featured daytime highs rising to 74 on Friday March 13 and lows around 39 by Tuesday. Soil temperatures peaked at 57 on the 13th with nights near 48 on the 10th and highs in the mid 70s across the period. Precipitation totaled 0.04 inches around Monday March 9 plus daily readings show 62 41 to 68 44 through March 15.
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Shafter Rail Yard Gets Long Steel Replacements
Santa Fe Railway crews completed a three mile yard upgrade in Shafter with 12 new switches. The 62 mile Bakersfield to Corcoran corridor will gain heavier 119 pound rails welded together to reduce noise and improve efficiency. Navajo section crew worked four days amid special unloading equipment. Continued on page 5.
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Santa Fe Railroad
Shafter Station
Bakersfield
Corcoran
Santa Fe Railway
Eavier
Santa Fe
Shafter
Bakersfield- Corcoran
Earl Brown
Santa
California
Winslow
Ariz
Wildcat to Net PTA Funds From Show
Mrs Minnie Smith treasurer says gross receipts around 2400 with expenses 500 to 600 from Shafter High School PTA production Wildcat directed by Robert L Snively. Proceeds support scholarships for Shafter High School graduates. first year for such a fund raising effort after past smorgasbord events.
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Minnie Smith
Robert L.snively
Shafter High School
PTA
Wildcat
Richland School approves pay hikes for classified staff
Richland District board grants classified personnel a 2.5 percent cost of living rise for the current term and a 2.5 percent increase on the 1970 71 salary schedule. Fringe benefits are revised, gratis health insurance is rejected, and holiday schedules are scaled back to a three week period after ten years, rising to 15 weeks.
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Richland
Richland District Board of Trustees
Xajuaumater & Saeed
Grompn and Groups
Rthur Penner
Rresent
E. David Cooke
Supt. Cooke
Shafter Rotary Club elects Barber president for July
Barber, current secretary, was chosen president at last week's luncheon and will take office July 1. Elio Cordoni becomes secretary, Mert Wiedmann and Bill Handel join the board, with holdover directors Bruno Malanca Bruce Joppini and Jim Franklin. Barber and his wife Priscilla plan to attend Rotary International in Atlanta May 31 to June 4.
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Shafter Rotary Club
Barber
Elio Cordoni
Public Accountant
Mert Wiedmann
Bill Handel
Bruno Malanca
Bruce Joppini
Jim Franklin
Priscilla
Rotary International
Atlanta
Head Start Seeks 3 to 5 Year Olds for March Enrollment
Miss Maria Torres named head teacher at 5512 yearly 10 1/2 months. Jes Torres announces registration for children ages 3 to 5 on Saturday and Sunday March 21 22 at Boy Scout Hall Sunset and Walker. The hall is jointly owned by Shafter Rotary and Kiwanis clubs and has been renovated for Head Start use. A new chain link fence surrounds the building. Continued on page 4.
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Maria Torres
Jes Torres
Boy Scout Hall
Sunset
Walker
Shafter Rotary
Kiwanis Clubs
Shafter FFA to Observe 40th Anniversary on April 23
The Shafter High School Future Farmers of America plans a barbecue dinner at the SHS agriculture department on April 23 to celebrate the chapter 40th anniversary. Tickets are sold by FFA members or via call to the high school. A 1000 pound steer will be given away. charter members and former teachers will receive personal invitations along with honorary members and other agriculture enthusiasts. The FFA was chartered in January 1930 with signatories including Albery Kattenhorn, Yelton Camp, Hildra Frost, Pete Epp, and others.
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Shafter High School
Future Farmers of America
Burley Dooley
SHS
Agriculture Department of Shafter High School
FFA
Carl Lamirand
Shafter Ffa
Carl
Agriculture Department
Dooley
Albery Kattenhorn
Yelton Camp-Hildra Frost
Pete Epp
Harry Schultz
Eddie Friesen
Gerald Bosserdet
Pat Clayton
Ben Peters
Jack Potter
Harold Voth
Carl Steele
Hans Thiel
Elroy Janzen
Earl Guenther
Shafter
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