Generals shine at SSL Meet with records and depth
Shafter led by John Lopez in the mile and Taft's Mike Garrett with a 60 ft 11 3/4 in shot put set class A marks. West High freshman Mark Andrews ran 9:55.3 in the two mile as Taft, Wasco, and Arvin vied for team honors with Shafter dominating the meet.
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John Lopez
Taft
Mike Garrett
West High
Mark Andrews
Garrett
Shafter
Russ Enns
Enns
Wasco
Arvin
West
Garces
H. H.dragoo
Shugart
Higbee
Forney
Aaron
Landrum
Reeder
Helté
Epp
Martinez
Turner
Hair
Har
Dominguez
Sp—Garrett
Gibson
Allison
Scott
Tarver
Miller
Bright
Lopez
H. J. — Lucas
Bryant
Cruzan
Simonson
Collins
Hare
Butler
Kennedy
Yana Harrison
Gonzales
Gumsel
Prado
Kaldenborg
Craig
Strong
Tuck
Johnson
Stuebbe
Mansfield
Shafter Generals Edge West Team In Carged Thriller Loss
Shafter Generals lost a thriller to West team 4-1 in Sequoia league play. Only run by Generals came late as they host Rees Gun Friday at 4:00 and game details remain unclear.
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Shafter Generals
Wines
Celler
Rees Gun
Siu by Igifee's Yetta or a 3t at North Kern ot at 4 00
Results show Ogle Gi. defeated Brown 44 1 0 Hoggard 38 defeated Borgsdorf Reed 0 1 0 Bh 42 defeated Perez 52 1 0 Ba defeated Frick 55 1 0 Arvin 0.
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Siu
Igifee
Yetta
North Kern
Oglé
Brown
Perez
Frick
Arvin
Generals Upset Taft To Win S. S. L. Swimming Crown
Wes Foreman’s Wes Foreman’s mermen powered by Randy and Steve Senn upset Taft to capture the South Sequoia League swimming title at Wasco. Generals scored 100 points to Taft 87, West 70, Wasco 9. Randy Senn set South Sequoia League records in the 100 breaststroke and 100 butterfly and swam on the record 200 yd medley relay. Steve Senn won the 200 yd individual medley and swam on the winning relay. he added a second in the 400 yd freestyle. The Generals also collected seconds from Lloyd Kattenhorn and Witcher and thirds from Kattenhorn in 400 free and Bob Glickler in butterfly. Shafter girls led by Jerri Ohlsson won the 200 medley relay and Ohlsson took the 100 backstroke.
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Wes Foreman
Mermen
Randy
Steve Senn
Taft Wildcats
Wasco
Generals
Taft
West
West High Girls
Shafter
Randy Senn
Steve Sénn
Steve
Steve Witcher
Lloyd Katten- Witcher
Bryce Carroll
Kattenhorn
Bob Glockler
Jerri Ohlsson
Melody Powell
Barbara
Ann Jacobus
Saterday
Wood
Anti Communist Speaker Marion McKee Plans Bakersfield Rally
Dr Marion McKee a noted anti communist speaker will appear May 13 at 8 pm in a public rally at the Bakersfield Police Auditorium. The event aims to rally support against communism in the region.
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Marion McKee
Police Auditorium
Bakersfield
New Maple PTA Officers Meet For Transition
The Maple PTA held a materials exchange in the school library with retiring president Mrs. Dobrenen passing to the new president Mrs. John Siemens. The board recommended sponsoring Campfire Girls at Maple next year and a rotating monthly class banner for PTA contest winners.
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Maple
Maple Pta
John Siemens
Dobrenen
PTA
Hazel Haag
Jessé Karber
Ernest Reimer
Joe Unruh
John Glenn
Robert Smith
John Hearnsted
Gerald Brown
Shafter Library Announces New Books in May Shipment
Mrs Harriet Mason announces new fiction and nonfiction titles arriving May 17 at Shafter Library. Notable fiction includes Tarzan and the Tarzan Twins and The Megstone Plot. nonfiction includes The Ironic Home and The M issile Crisis among many others.
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Shafter Library
Harriet Mason
Tarzan
Tarzan Twins
Burroughs
Llewellyn
Machen
Meiring
Murray
Nash
Seacliff
O’more
Badlands
Ryerson
van Doren
van Rel
Wallace
Waters
Price
Watts
Staebler
Brzezinski
Abel
California
Koch
Leicht
Tono
Walter
Gutierrez
Michelangelo
de Tolnay
Grabo
Swain
Peterson
Bellow
Jackson
New Edition of S H Green Stamps Ideabook Debuts in May
The 1966 edition marks the 70th anniversary of Spierry and Hutchinson Co. S H stamps. The catalog, 188 pages with 2 000 items across 56 categories, includes 37 percent new merchandise such as skiing gear, teen bedroom sets, and Spanish furniture. About 32 million catalogs will be distributed.
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S&h
Shafter
Leonard St. Louis
Spierry and Hutchinson Company
St. Louis
Kern County Gets Highway Tax Share
Kern County received 171 012.54 dollars as its April share of highway user taxes. Statewide apportionments totaled 40 351 512 dollars, up 3.6 percent. Distribution split included 22 037 264 to the State Highway Fund, 8 778 954 to counties, 5 618 530 to counties and cities, and 3 916 764 to cities, funded by gasoline and diesel taxes.
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Sacramento
Kern
Alan Cranston
Cranston
State
Maple Group Meeting at Adams Home
The I Da Kan Ya Camp Fire teen group met at Mrs. Leota Adams Avenue home on Thursday. About 45 countries were represented as Mrs. Adams shared dolls and costumes from abroad and played international music. Attendees included Cheryl Goldston Elaine Reimer Nancy Dobrenen Mercy Barrera Debbie Neufeld and guardian Mrs. Dorothy Neufeld with assistant Mrs. Peters.
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Leota Manuel
Cheryl Goldston
Elaine Reimer
Nancy Dobrenen
Mercy Barrera
Debbie Neufeld
Ann Guardian
Dorothy Neufeld
Mrs. Peters
Coin Box Taken From Holt's Service Station
The coin box on the soft drink machine at Holt's Service Station was reported stolen to Shafter authorities.
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Holt
Shafter
Kern County Women golfers set events and leaders tourney
Last Thursday Olivarez posted a low net 76 on 93 gross amid club playoff bullets. A business meeting 9 AM Thursday at the clubhouse with Ginger presiding precedes a blind nine next week and a sweepstakes tourney the following Thursday. The White Exit party is planned for June 2 with women from Kern River Buena Vista and Delano invited. Helen Ruggenburg led with 29 putts on May 5 followed by Fern Gaede Alice Yeates Joyce Hale Carmen Olivarez and Wanda Stewart in the putting. Sign ups are open for the Kern County Women’s Amateur at Kern River May 24 with final rounds at Buena Vista. North Kern leads team play with 41 points, Buena Vista 35, Kern River 33 as of May 3. next team play is September.
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Carmen Olivarez
Ginger
Kern River
Buena Vista
Delano
Helen Ruggenburg
Fern Gaede
Alice Yeates
Joyce Hale
Wanda Stewart
Wanda
Kern County
North Kern
Taft
Scaulea
Hoffman family takes a mountain vacation in Arnold
Mr and Mrs Paul Hoffman spent a week at their cabin in Arnold in the mountains near Stockton. They returned Sunday to Shafter. Their son Rick joined them for the weekend.
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Paul Hoffman
Arnold
Stockton
Shafter
Rick
King Pushing For Third In Car Races at Bakersfield
PRA stock action resumes Saturday May 14 at Bakersfield oval. Earnshaw leads with 440 points and two main events, Brown and Bradshaw can close the gap. Norm King of Shafter trails by five points for third as a $1000 purse is posted for a 30 lap main event. Time trials 7:00 p.m. racing 8:15 p.m. Gates open 6:00 p.m.
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PRA
Bamnerette Speedway
Earnshaw
Brown
Bradshaw
Bakersfield Oval
Norm King of Shafter
Sitnatige
Lay Readers Session Opens Diocese Event in San Joaquin
The director of Lay Readers of the Diocese leads a session in the San Joaquin area starting at 9 30 in the morning and continuing until 4 o clock in the afternoon with participants from local churches.
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San Joaquin Area
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