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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 06, 1968

Page

2

Shafter Halloween Parade Circus Show Highlighted

Raymond Schill and Stephen Cooke dressed as skeleton and monster pull wagons with Patricia McMeans and Leslie House in a Shafter Kiwanis Halloween Circus parade entry. Also noted are local students advancing in programs and upcoming DMV building ceremony on November 13 with officials invited.

Raymond Schill Stephen Cooke Patricia McMeans Leslie House Hallowe’en Stephen Raymond Shafter Kiwanis Hallowe

Shafter High School Receives DAR Citizenship Award

Carol Froese of Shafter High School is named the DAR annual good citizenship award recipient for 1958 59. The October building permits total 159620 with Carter and Smith 48000 Deeter Construction 67000 Dalke Bros 12000 and Joe Hulliniks 28000 for church remodeling. Shirley Kendrick and Phillip Anderson post straight As in fall 1958 59 first quarter report cards.

Carol Froese Shafter High School Carter Shirley Kendrick Phillip Anderson Shafter High School Sun

Firemen Ball Prize Winners Named for Best Costume

Wesley Gorsching and Nancy Wright won the top prize portraying Mortimore Smerd and a companion. Other honorees included Ack Neufeld Bessie M Hill Rolf Jacobsen Dutch Thomas Bill Banks Al Alderson Slim Anderson and Ed Warren. Exeter generals won their 13th straight game 28 0 Friday night with standout plays by Vernon Edwards Harley Jin Paul Cato and Al Martin converting 11 of 13 attempts this season.

Wesley Gorsching Nancy Wright Mortimore Smerd Friend Ack Neufeld Bessie M. Hill Rolf Jacobsen Dutch Thomas Bill Banks al Alderson Slim Anderson Ed Warren Generals Exeter Vernon Edwards Harley Jin Paul Cato al Martin

Margaret Holtermann named state leader ship winner

Margaret Holtermann an 18 year old Stanislaus State College freshman from Kern County has been named as state winner in leadership She is a McFarland 4 H Club member for six years served as the 1967 68 all star for Kern County led a project group and five club activities president vice president and secretary She concentrates on clothing for six years and food preparation for five years She is daughter of Mr and Mrs Sylvester Holtermann Rt 1 Box 465 A Wasco

Margaret Holtermann Stanislaus State College Kern County Margaret McFarland 4-H Sylvester Holtermann Rt. 1 Wasco

Tan Da Camp Fire Girls Elect Officers for Two Months

Tan Da Camp Fire Girls elect officers Oct 23 with Louise Barton as president and Janette Grimes as vice president. Other posts include Cheryl Ligon secretary Annette Rios treasurer Debra Sperling reporter Vicki Dansby telephone committee Denise Packard opening leader Debra Sperling closing leader and Terresa Mejia Tahwana Watson on the order committee. The group meets Wednesdays at 3 50 for an hour at 280 Golden West and is sponsored by the Richland PTA.

Tan da Golden West Don Grimes Keith Watson Louise Barron Vicki Dansby Brenda Dunkin Janette Grimes Cheryl Ligon Terresa Mejia Denise Packard Annette Rios Debra Sperling Louise Barton

Primer Paint And Eggs Used On Automobiles

Primer paint and eggs were used on cars in Shafter last week. Police reports name Carey Nasalroad of Bakersfield visiting here at 165 Beth Eden, Mrs Aline Beighle at 580 Harris Drive, and Grace Cox with a car at the Veterans Memorial Hall. Unknown parties also egged several vehicles including those owned by Bill Dauphin Neal Olsen and Velma O'Brien.

Shafter Carey Nasalroad Bakersfield Beth Eden Aline Beighle Harris Drive Central Avenue Grace Cox Veterans Memorial Hall Bill Dauphin Neal Olsen Velma O’brien

Scout Executive Fred Duffy to Speak at Shafter Kiwanis

Fred Duffy scout executive of North Kern County is set to be the Kiwanis speaker at the Wednesday Shafter meeting. Don Zachary will serve as the program chairman.

Fred Duffy North Kern County Shafter Kiwanis Club Don Zachary

Shafter City Park and Police Building Plans Chronicle

A historical sketch outlines the Park’s origin before city incorporation, its transfer from County to City control, and the evolution of civic facilities. It details the DMV office site decision, police department planning, and funds from sales tax to avoid new taxes, aiming for efficient future governance.

Kern County Land Company County Board of Supervisors Parkcity County Fire Department American Legion Hall Ladies Club American Legion Buttonwillow Veterans’ Memorial City Hall Department of Motor Vehicles Shafter Wasco Department of Motor Vehicle Police Department

Eastern Star Grand Chapter Reports From Wasco Chapter

Reports of Grand Chapter of the Order of Eastern Star were given at Wasco Chapter 489 meeting in the Wasco Masonic temple by Guy Armstrong Gladys Brown and Velma Guenther delegates. The grand chapter met in San Francisco. A Halloween table decor and refreshments followed. Farewell for Helen Hasty and Gay Armstrong set for November 11. Installation planned for November 16.

Grand Chapter Order of Eastern Star Wasco Wasco Masonic Temple Guy Armstrong Gladys Brown Velma Guenther San Francisco Velma Benevolent Committee of Mildred Dougan Helen Hasty Gay Armstrong Burnis Morris

Kern County Fair thanks local press for coverage

Hollis Roberts president of board C H Cy Allen secretary manager and Helen Bates publicity director thank editor Frank Wisner and the Shafter Press for outstanding coverage of Kern County Fair news releases.

Frank Wisner Shafter Press P.O. bin Shafter, California Kern County Fair Hollis Roberts C.H Cy) Allen Helen Bates

Shafter youth pleads guilty in disturbing the peace case

James Garcia age 19 of Shafter pleaded guilty to disturbing the peace after initially facing charges of threatening the use of a knife. He received 90 days in county jail and a $200 fine or 20 additional days if the fine is unpaid in 60 days. The Shafter Justice Court heard the case.

James Garcia Shafter Shafter Justice Court

Halloween Party at Johnston Home

The Junior High youth group from First Southern Baptist Church hosted a Halloween party October 31 at Ed Johnston’s home with Greg Reimer as social chairman. Prizes went to Deane Fultz Ralph Goehring Sherry Fultz and Mark Packard. Kim Trout and Mike Ashby won best costumes.

First Southern Baptist Church Ed Johnston Greg Reimer Deane Fultz Ralph Goehring Sherry Fultz Mark Packard Kim Trout Mike Ashby J. C. Wells J. C. Lott Gordon Goertzen David Wiley Tony Eaton Eddie Millard Dale Fout Jimmy Wehant Belva Condit Sherry Diane Fultz Becky Templeton Leana Jones Steve Siemens Tina Norman George White Harley Herndon Sammie Lott Marsha Sammons Rick Johnston Russell Searcy

WSCS of Shafter Methodist Church Fall Luncheon

The Women's Society of Christian Service at Shafter United Methodist Church held its first luncheon meeting of the 1968 69 year with a Fall Festival theme. Mrs Elwood R Greer Spiritual Life Cultivation Chairman presented the program on the New Charter.

Women’s Society of Christian Service Shafter United Methodist Church Elwood R. Greer

Pacific District WMS Meets in Dinuba for 20th Anniversary

The Pacific District Woman’s Missionary Service holds its 20th anniversary conference at Memorial Hall Dinuba on November 9. Rev J B Toews Mennonite Brethren Biblical Seminary will offer a message and prayers, with missionaries on furlough speaking and music provided by a high school choir led by Robert Snively. The event includes elected officers, a luncheon, and plans for a December 3 bazaar in Shafter.

Women’s Missionary Service of the Pacific District Conference Memorial Hall Dinuba WMS John E. Pankratz Reedley J. B. Toews Mennonite Brethren Biblical Seminary Jake Ratzlaff San Jose

Save Newspapers For Retarded Children Group Appeal

The Bakersfield Association for Retarded Children asks Shafter residents to place newspapers in the Sheltered Workshop receptacle at Tops Market. Papers are collected regularly, leased by Sheltered Workshop occupants, and sold with profits funding wages and furthering the workshop's efforts.

Bakersfield Association For Shafter Tops Market Bakersfield Association

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The Mike Allen Shafter _ School LeRoy Allen American Field Service Shafter Chamber of Commerce Board of Bruce Crawford Irvin Fike al Finkbeiner Wes Futrell Burl George Ben Grundy Art Johnson Bud Johnson Clancy Keller Forrest Long D. A. Moyer Art Stepp Wayne Wood Tony Brown Jay Atkinson Paul Hoffmann Harvey Gaede Alex Ogle Pat Kelly Web Tan da Camp Fire Kiwanis Eastern Star Grand Chapter First Baptist Church Family Bible Hour Dear Mr. Wisner Johnston James Kalp Faber Los Angeles Gail Carol Jimmy Trans World Airlines Kansas City TWA WSCS Methodist Church Pacific District Shafter Memorial Hall Dean Sutton Ernest Heintz Bruce Joppins John H. Turner John Miller Wayne Anderson Marvin Hoover Dick Adams Elbert Halderfield Raymond Harvey Save Newspapers For Group Central Ave
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