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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 20, 1985

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Shafter Council Accepts City Manager Resignation

The Shafter City Council voted to accept City Manager August Cair es resignation effective December 16 after a closed session on November 12. Mayor Zachary proclaimed November Veterans Unity Month as council considered zone changes for affordable housing projects and other city matters.

Shafter August Caires Caires Scott's Valley Don Zachary Harold Schuetz County Land Company West Lerdo Highway Poplar Avenue Schwidt Street Public Works John Guinn Zachary Guinn Chamber of Rates Shafter Chamber of Commerce Shafter City Council

Lights for Sports Complex Ponders Rising Costs

Shafter Recreation and Park District board met to discuss rising insurance premiums and financing. They plan Musco lights for the sports complex, raise pole height to 65 feet, and consult an architect for additional restrooms and concession buildings. The district approved a settlement from Western World Insurance of 8500 dollars and outlined AYSC playoffs for December 14–15 at the Shafter Sports Complex with 16 regional teams and 6 coed teams.

Shafter Recreation and Park District Board Shafter City Joint Powers Association California Association of Recreation and Park Districts LAPD Musco Western World Insurance Company Mickey Gladden AYSC Shafter

Retiring board member Honored by Richland School Board

The Richland School District board honored retiring member John Dobbs with a plaque during a regular session in the Music Building. Incumbents Marylee King and Mark Franz will be sworn in for new terms with Renda Kern, who will take Dobbs seat. The session covered finances, cafeteria operations, enrollment, latch key programs, and ongoing reconstruction at the junior high south wing. A CSEA grievance hearing led to policy discussions and a closed session for interdistrict attendance requests.

Richland Lawrence Handel John Dobbs Dobbs Evelyn Little Laurel Marin RSD Marylee King Mark Franz Renda Kern Laurel Martin Vera Stone King Stone Dr. Stone CSEA

Shafter Stores to Stay Open Thursday Evenings for Holidays

Downtown Shafter merchants will extend hours starting November 21 staying open until eight o clock on Thursday nights through the Christmas season. Participating shops include Shirley's Dress Shop Family Furniture Fashion Crossroads Humpty Dumpty Johnson's Department Store Sports Center Wood's Shoe Store Fabric Jewelers Searcy's Home Furnishings Sun Country Flowers Rainbow Fashions Reno's Stringham's Shafter Drug. Call The Shafter Press to add any other merchants planning Thursday night hours.

Shafter Shirley's Dress Shop Family Furniture Fashion Crossroads Humpty Dumpty. Johnson's Department Store Wood's Shoe Store Fabric Jewelers Searcy's Home Furnishings Sun Country Flowers Rainbow Fashions Reno's Stringham’s Shafter Drug Shafter Press

Thanksgiving holiday schedule for The Shafter Press

The Shafter Press will close for Thanksgiving on Thursday and Friday November 28 and 29. The office opens at 8 30 a m on Monday December 2 and runs 8 30 a m to 5 p m through December 23. On Christmas Eve the office closes at 2 00 p m and reopens at 8 30 a m Thursday December The same schedule applies for the New Year holiday.

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Richland Honors Netherlands Enrichment Program for Students

Richland Junior High launches a nine week Netherlands themed enrichment. Mentors Susan and assistant Jean Burrow select students by grades behavior and potential. Guest speakers include Mrs Van de Valk and Mr Saenger. A field trip to Tehachapi wind farm is planned.

Richland Jean Burrow Netherlands Holland van de Valk Carl Saenger American Jewelers Bakersfield Amsterdam DeBeers Michael Rogers Messiah Lutheran Church Miss. Weddell Tehachapi Ron Adams Smith Ee oSaen Sensa Rembrandt Vermeer Rubens van Gogh eSeSee Janeen Smith Richland Junior High van der Valk

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