Reduced and Noted Remarks Share Slight Cuts
A brief report notes a 1 percent reduction and a handful of remarks from officials. The concise summary indicates minor economizing steps without detailing broader policies or impacts.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1966
Page
2
A brief report notes a 1 percent reduction and a handful of remarks from officials. The concise summary indicates minor economizing steps without detailing broader policies or impacts.
The subject notes a long tenure in the community with about twenty years in business. He explains his move here with his family and his continued work in the area.
Maple School plans a banquet to honor five students for outstanding achievement. Esteemed guests and staff will recognize their academic and extracurricular contributions during the event.
A reader questions Bert Betts about paying for political advertising mailed in government envelopes. The note stresses desire for a stable country and balanced economy when troops return from Vietnam. A separate line references a moving freeway sign with timing unclear.
Four St. Mark's students attended the annual Diocesan Youth Convention at Asilo mar Conference Center in Pacific Grove last weekend. Rev. John Spear accompanied the group. The conference theme was Communications Within the Family led by Rev. Bradford Brown and Norman Nevraumont.
The Shafter Methodist women met at the church with district president Mrs. J C Barrett Fresno and Bruce Jones Reedley to form a new Women’s Society of Christian Service. Officers will be elected next month as part of the plan process. A morning workshop at St Mark’s in Oildale was led by Mrs. J C Barnett. An evening group met at Jake Lane home to coordinate with the day group.
Mrs. Woot and Gary Duncan wed in a double ring ceremony at the Zachary home 400 Oak Street on Saturday April 23 at 5 p.m. The bride wore white taffeta and chiffon with a white pearl veil. Attendants included sister of the bride and a flower girl. best man was Pan Larson. They will reside in Bakersfield where the groom works and the bride teaches beauty.
About 300 past presidents gathered Sunday for a no host luncheon at Fra n at Oneoe. Redestom Taft, 15th District President of the American Legion Auxiliary attended. Faye Brush of Bakersfield managed reservations. Attendees included Iva Jo Fordick Grace Cox Bessie Kennath Cathy Morgan Algie Heinlein and Isabelle Crawford now in Oildale.
The General golf team beat Wasco Teemen 4 to 1 at North Kern last week. Sundberg beat Kane 41 42. Hoggard beat Presley 43 55. Hair beat Ellis 43 55. Wells beat Mertz 45 58. Balangee beat Chariton 47 63. Shafter plays Thursday at 4 pm.
Ken Torrigiani took the loss for the Generals while Toler earned the win as they fall to 9th in the season. The Generals host West High Friday at 4 and travel to Wasco Saturday for a 10 a.m. game amid a 000 000 0-033 310.010 x-591 line.
Tortoneee and The Ambassadors of the Pentecostal Church postponed the spaghetti supper originally set for Saturday May 7, announcing a new date to be determined.
Dr. Spade of the University of Florida leads a Maple School reading clinic with administrators and teachers from McFarland Pondham Lost Hills Buttonwillow and Semitropic. He joins a twelve member government and Ford Foundation research group on reading education and visits Kern County for two two hour sessions after morning language lab tours.
Albert D. Sage named operations officer at Bank of America Shafter Branch succeeding Billy J. Maytabby who moved to Hanford. Sage began with Bank of America in 1959 at Bakersfield Main Office and later joined district operations staff. He has led the 2030 Club International as president and treasurer and serves on the American Red Cross board.
Diana Lynn Dickinson celebrated AB 28 with KwaMyay at the home of her parents Mr. Wayne Dickinson.
Open House at Maple School showcased new teaching aids and methods. Parents praised the program featuring the opaque projector listening centers tapes films and a modern AV room. Faculty demonstrated reading phonics math and social studies while the Maple PTA hosted exhibits and refreshments.
Crabb and Barba Smith lead 1966 69 church commissions with Carl Moyer Nancy Starrh Art Stepp John Turner Fraley Ben Goossen Leota Adams Oleta Cooper Ruby Edwards. Gordon Smith Doris Miller Ken Handel Clyde Johnston oversee Stewardship Finance. Kenneth Nicol Jane Cassady Harry Southwick Mike Maney Dickthwick chair Worship. Shafter Methodist Church meets in the old First Mennonite building at Golden West and Wall.
Devreen writes to The Editor questioning why the S W L D irrigation district bought an air conditioner from Sears Roebuck Bakersfield instead of six or seven local dealers in Sumner Wasco. He asks why local tax paying dealers were not considered.
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