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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1967

Page

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Citizens' Committee Forms To Review School Building Needs

The Kern County Union High School District forms a citizen committee to study building needs. First meeting set for Wednesday May 24 at 7 30 p m in the district administration building with 70 plus members including Mrs Edward G Nikkel George L Jones Pat Kelly and Gene Guenther. Chairman Ray Dezember presiding and board President Albert S Gould outlining duties. Theron L McCuen and Dr John W Eckhardt to discuss enrollment trends and academic standards.

Por le Board of Ssalary Kern County Union High Ray December 24Th Street Shafter Edward G. Nikkel George L. Jones Pat Kelly Gene Guenther Dezember Albert S. Gould Theron L. McCuen John W. Eckhardt

Shafter Scout Court of Honor and Memorial Day Services

Two events next week in Shafter draw interest. The Boy Scout Court of Honor is Monday May 29 at the High School auditorium in the evening. The American Legion Memorial Day services are at Shafter Cemetery starting 11 a.m. The sponsor groups seek community support. A Citizens Committee studies school district issues and trustees have proposed three plans for review.

Shafter American Legion Shafter Cemetery

Memorial Day Services Set for Shafter Cemetery

Memorial Day ceremonies at Shafter Cemetery will begin at 11 a.m. Tuesday with Lt. Col. A. H. Holloway of Tulare as speaker. Bill Banks will open and emcee. Rev. Dexter Ogan to give invocations as veterans honored. Florists and local clubs will place flowers. buglers Charley Brown and Mike Woods to perform. U S Army Reserve unit Bakersfield, color guards and post auxiliaries will participate.

A. H. Holloway Tulare Shafter Cemetery Bill Banks Leslie L. Robinson American Legion Dexter Ogan 2030 Club Shafter Junior Women’s Club Shafter Business & Professional Womens Club Lions Rotary Kiwanis Degree of Pocahontas Shafter Merchants Association Shafter Chamber of Commerce Richland Teachers Club Legion Post Auxiliary Charley Brown Mike Woods U. S. Army Reserve Bakersfield Col. Holloway Marine Reserve Grady Bartlett E. Haskins

Reception Planned to Honor Bruce Crawford in Shafter

A community reception on June 1 at the Richland Cafeteria honors Bruce Crawford retiring after 17 years as Richland superintendent. The event, endorsed by local service clubs and organizations, is informal with dessert and no speaker, inviting all residents to attend.

Shafter Richland Teachers Club Richland Pta Shafter Chamber of Commerce Richland Bruce Crawford H. W. Pat Kelly Bruce Crawford Kern County Shafter Junior Women’s Club Shafter Business and Professional Women’s C Leslie L. Robinson The American Legion Auxiliary Post American Legion Ministerial Union Shafter Christian Business Mens Association Projecto Beneficencia Jessie Cole H. W. Patelly Chamber of Commerce

Shafter High Girls Pilot Teaching Program at Richland

Seventeen Shafter High School teen to teen teachers conducted a pilot study at Richland Primary School. Led by Mrs. Carolyn Miller, groups of five and six visited second and third graders about 25 minutes daily to boost basic motor skills through locomotor activities and games. Francine Torrigiani praised the experience for insight into teaching challenges beyond the classroom.

Shafter High School Richlan Carolyn Miller Ichland I U Richland

Greg Wilcoxon Catches Record Moray Eel Off Cayucas Pier

Greg Wilcoxon, son of Mr and Mrs Gene Wilcoxon of 332 Faber, landed a 54 inch Moray eel weighing 8 3 4 pounds off Cayucas pier while fishing with friend Kenny Sanderson. It ranks as the second largest eel caught there, four years earlier a slightly heavier specimen was taken. Local fishermen photographed the giant catch as Mr Jones assisted in landing it.

Greg Wilcoxon Gene Wilcoxon Faber Cayucas Kenny Sanderson Gary Morro Bay J.W. Sandersons Kenny Sanderson Greg Mr. Jones

Students Honored at Annual Achievement Banquet

Dr. Cornelilius Siemens praised California high school students for rising college attendance from 7 to 70 percent and projected 90 percent in college soon. The event, sponsored by the Shafter Chamber of Commerce and many local groups, honored Debbie Dickey Tina Fanucchi Marilyn Sch Brown roeter Vicki Kia Russell Stearns Esther Williams Sandra Bergman Donna Johnston Gail Kelley Scott Larson and others.

Cornelilius Siemens Siemens California Shafter Chamber of Commerce Alpha Kappa Chapter American Legion American Legion Auxiliary Business and Christian Business Mens Group Degree of Pochontas Kappa Nu Kiwanis 'Club Lions Clubs Shafter Buttonwillow Pta’s Richland Rio Bravo Lerdo Shafter School Rotary Clu Shafter Shafter Woman Debbie Dickey Tina Fanucchi Marilyn Sch- Brownroeter Vicki Kia Russell Stearns Esther Williams Valda Maddox Debie Tharp Chrimonte Sandy Statler Sandra Bergman Donna Johnston Sandra Gail Kelley Scott Larson Margaret Ratzlaff Ellen Schachterle Donna Fos

Get Money In NOW for 8th Grade Grad Party Funds

Mrs. Mert Wiedmann urges parents to donate to the eighth grade graduates party fund. Only about $40 received of a $110 goal, with roughly 50 cents per student expected. The event, chaperoned with no dancing, invites only, and committee members include Mrs. Ivan Meyer Mrs. Don Christenson Mrs. Bob Warren Mrs. Ed Morrison and Mrs. Lawrence Schellenberg.

Mert Wiedmann Wiedmann Ivan Meyer Don Christenson Bob Warren Ed Morrison Lawrence Schellenberg

Potato Season Kicks Off in Shafter Sheds

Potato season began in Shafter on Monday as several loads arrived at three local sheds. Reported potatoes were small and rough with better quality anticipated as the season progresses.

Shafter

District Eyes Merger With City Sewage Plan

Shafter Public Utility District moves toward merging with the city and drafting a contract to accept sewage disposal from the Mexican Colony. The board approves presenting the merger to the Local Agency Formation Committee and holds a future hearing. Taxpayers will be allowed to comment. Present were Steve Lopez of Proyecto de Beneficia and County Director David Hardcastle.

Shafter Public Utility District Board Serage Disposal Steve Lopez Projecto de Beneficia

Court of Honor Slated at Shafter High School

A Court of Honor is scheduled for May 29 at 7 30 p m in Shafter high school auditorium chairman Robert Diltz announced If approved five Eagle Scouts may receive the award the largest group for a Shafter court of honor Scouts from Webelos to First Class will be recognized There is no admission fee and the public is invited Uniforms should be worn The event is run by Bakersfield Scouters with Kenneth Fair starting for the Colony The board will finalize questions by June 26 and the Colony seeks federal grants and loans for a 100 000 sewage disposal project possibly up to 90 funded by federal agencies to form a County Service Area under the board of supervisors

Shafter High School Robert Diltz Tere Shafter Court of Nena Webelos Bakersfield Kenneth Fair Startey Voth Board of Supervisors

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Citizens’ Committee Shafter High Ruth McMillan Miss McMillan Co. A. James David Hardcastle Community Action Pro Craig Dargartz Webelo Rick Johnston Ceach Edwin Camp Goertzen Vidsbury Steve Griffin Mike McMeans Larry Zachary Devil Zachary
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