Farm City Relations highlighted at Shafter Kiwanis meeting
Five years ago notes show Domer F Power of the State Chamber addressing Shafter Kiwanis on Farm City relations with Kerneth Anderson as program chair. CTA awardee Bob Bann and new Shafter Chamber directors elected, plus headlines on local fire chief hire and school events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Domer F. Power
State Chamber of Commerce
Frank H. Wisner
Shafter Chamber of Commerce
Shafter Kiwanis Club
Kerneth Anderson
Bill Hildebrand
Bob Bann
Mrs. Evelyn Agee
Harvey Gaede
The
Shafter 20-30 Club Announces December School Movie
The Shafter 20-30 Club says a movie for grade school children of Shafter and nearby areas will play at Shafter Theatre on December 16. Committee members on the Christmas project include Marvin Wiedenbach Mert Wiedmann Marvin Lane and Chuck Baldwin. Chamber plans cover Central Valley highway routes oleander planting along Lerdo Road parkway improvements and foggy morning safety for school children on Santa Fe road. Generals face Corcoran for the league championship on Thanksgiving Thursday.
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Shafter
Chamber of Commerce
Central Valley Highway
Lerdo Road
Betage
Santa Fe Road
Generals
Corcoran
Stuebbe Key Player as Renegades Win 27 17 Over LA Valley
Bakersfield Renegades secure an 8 1 season record with a 27 17 victory over LA Valley at Van Nuys. Stuebbe, groomed for next season’s starting QB, shines with key plays including a two point conversion pass to John Miller and a 12 yard run.
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Bakersfield
Jan Stuebbe
Shafter High School
Bakersfield College
Renegades
LA Valley
van Nuys
Pasadena City College
Memorial Stadium
Stuebbe
John Miller
Ard
Oeces
Miller
John Tarver
Gades
Dove Season To Reopen Saturday In California
The second session of split dove season reopens Saturday November 29 for a two week run. The bag limit is zero per day with twenty in possession after day one. The season ends December 14 with hunters finding scattered birds in the Sacramento and San Joaquin valleys.
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California
Department of Fish and Game
Tehachapi Mountains
DFG
Sacramento
San Joaquin
Imperial Warmwater Hatchery Contract Awarded
The State Wildlife Conservation Board awarded a 1.094 million dollar contract to Fuller-American Construction for California's first state hatchery at Imperial Wildlife Area near Niland. The facility will produce 500000 half pound catfish annually for State Water Project units and other southern waters by spring 1972. It sits 220 feet below sea level, with 17 rearing ponds totaling 100 acres and a main building plus three residences.
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State Wildlife Conservation Board
Imperial Warmwater Hatchery
California
WCB
Ray J. Nesbit
Fuller- American Construction of
San Diego
Gene Fuller Construction Company
American Construction Company
Department of Fish and Game
Imperial Wildlife Area
Niland
Salton Sea
State Water Project
Shafter Receives Six Month License Fee Return
Shafter in Kern County received 1074 dollars as its six month share of state license fees paid by alcohol license holders. The California Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control allocates about 90 percent of fee revenue back to cities and counties for police fire schools highways hospitals and other services. The rest goes to the state general fund. Kern County including unincorporated areas received 73356 dollars.
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Shafter
Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control
Kern County
Shafter Generals Fall In Season Final To Wasco Tigers
The Shafter Generals closed their football season with a 28-7 loss to archrivals Wasco Tigers, ending an eight year string of Wasco wins. Wasco opened scoring with a three yard run after an 82 yard drive and led 12-7 at halftime after a 12 yard pass. Shafter briefly led 7-6 early in the second quarter on a 13-yard run by David Freeborn and a Mike Bender rushing score with Carrell Watkins adding the extra point. Wasco clinched the game in the fourth quarter after a fumble and interception set up continued drives, finishing 0-8-2 for Shafter with many seniors signaling their final high school grid action.
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Shafter
Generals
Wasco Tigers
Tigers
Wasco
Invaders
David Freeborn
Mike Bender
Carrell Watkins
Colonels Close Season Beaten By Wasco Cubs
The Shafter Colonels finished 1-7-1 for the season with a 22-0 loss to the Wasco Cubs. Highlights included Gilbert Flores and Jesse Pino on runs and a Doug Thompson to Jerry Richards pass, while Wasco led 14-0 at halftime and added a final 2-yard TD in the fourth.
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Shafter Colonels
Wasco Cubs
Colonels
Shafter
Gilbert Flores
Jesse Pino
Doug Thompson
Jerry Richards
John Warren
Ted Wiedmann
Robert Cruz
Jerry Klassen
Wasco JV
Kern County Fair Dates Set and Budget Increased
Kern County Fair directors set September 25 to October 3 for the 1970 fair and approved a $411,181 budget, up from $352,499. Fair manager Cy Allen cited higher prices and wages and needed improvements as the cause of the increase, with $93,532 in the bank and an expected year-end excess of about $79,000. The board noted $37,124 in rental fees from January to October and projected $6,840 more for November and December. Main 1970 improvements include remodeling for rentals, gate control system, a vehicle and materials shop, painting, new fronts for exhibits, paving, weed control, and replacing damaged water lines.
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Kern County
Cy Allen
Allen
Kelsey
Lake Nacimiento
Monterey County
San Antonio
Greeting the Generals
The Shafter Press introduces the 1969 70 Shafter High School wrestling squad coached by Darrell Fletcher with weekly pictures. Full varsity and junior varsity coverage will be provided by Scott Larson, Press sportswriter, to acquaint fans with team members.
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Shafter
Darrell Fletcher
Shafter Press
Kal Matis
Scott Larson
Robinson wins Lake Nacimiento Fall Derby with six pound bass
Paso Robles fisherman Jim Robinson won the Lake Nacimiento Fall derby with a six pound largemouth logged minutes before close. Gib Geissler, who led briefly earlier, weighed 5 lb 7 oz and Max Martin had the early lead with a 4 lb 10 oz bass. The season long prizes for largest bass and heaviest weight limit were also affected by the results.
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Paso Robles
Lake Nacimiento Park
Jim Robinson
Robinson
Gib Giessler
Salinas
Max Martin
Bakersfield
Martin
Geissler
Lake Nacimiento
Ducks show little change in California population
California's late November counts show a slight drop from last year and similar to late October, with 3 500 600 ducks and 724 930 geese counted on November 12. Frank Kozlinski notes a possible未 peak not yet reached, as refuges hold over a million ducks and 569 000 geese amid mild weather.
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California
Department of Fish and Game
Central Valley
DFG
Frank Kozli
Tule Lake
Klamath National Wildlife
Oregon Border
Grizzly
Joice Islands
Suisun Bay
Butte Sink
San Luis, National Wildlife Refuge
San Luis Reservoir
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CTA
Jack R. Wagner
Clifford Ratzlaff
FBI Police School
Dr. Hammond
Justborn
E. B
Stringham
Angie
Johnson - Neuman
Brown
Hemingson
Barnett
Wood
Roberta
Jane
Phil Zachary
Mercy Hospital
Pc Sage
Alpha Texan
Williams
Grandma Mayes
Katie Rohrback
Wilcoxen
Big Factor
Wasco - Hanes
Shafter - Bender
Watkins
Heinrichs
Wasco - Counts
Wasco - Brown
Freeborn
Bender
Stepp
Ae Watkins
Paul Shafter
Wasco - Maston
Wasco - Ince
Ince
Maston
Flores
Dave Thompson
S Wall
Kern
Talk of
the Town
Shafter Police Department
Hanley Witcher
Witcher
Rick Paul
Gary Huckaby
Keith Morris
Johnny Moore
Don Stepp
Dennis Palla
Terry Irving
Phil Fraley
John Romero
Tom Hallan
David Andreotti
Joe Martinez
Gary Somers
Taft Plumbing
B&b
Owen Clark
Robert Stuhr
Phillip Zachary
Lucio Lopez
Richland
E. David Cooke
Lopez
Supt. Cooke
Kern County Office of Economic Opportunity
Waldo Unruh
Wasco Union High School Board of Trustees
Jeff Torigiani
Cubs
Hollis Roberts
Kern County Committee
Dave Anderson
Richland Board
Wayne Forbes
Wayne
Mr. and
Bob Sanders
Cain Maldonado
Cain
Consuelo Maldonado
Nacimiento
Dick Kelsey
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