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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1987
Page
1
A fragment from a school notice outlines a minimum day at Shafter High School with a workshop. It mentions students writing their own schedules and takeouts available, plus a scheduled afternoon event for education spend.
Spirits rose at Shafter High School on October 5 as ground was broken for a new gymnasium. Speakers Included Don Murfin Fred Starrh Verl Nash Maria Soto and Charles Rekosh. The project offers benefits to SHS and nearby districts with seating for triple.
MESA director spoke to Cal State Bakersfield and addressed the Richland School board at their Oct 5 regular meeting at the request of Superintendent George Bury. MESA stands for Mathematics, Engineering and...
The Minter Field Airport District MFAD board suspended Manager Joe Martin with the intention to dismiss him. A Sept. 25 letter informed him of the action. The Sept. 23 emergency closed session on personnel did not produce any action. Martin will appeal at the next MFAD meeting on Oct. 14 at 7 30 p m in the airport office.
The Shafter City Council schedules a public hearing for October 19, 1987, at 7 p.m. in City Hall to discuss relocating Stringham Park to enable development of the Shafter Wasco Administration and Justice Complex. A property exchange between Kern County and the city is also considered to place the complex near police and fire departments.
Susan Valdez reports a reception on Oct 4 at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church to welcome Rev. Richard Robbins retired from England to serve the parish part time. Robbins, born in London and educated at Oxford, recalls wartime service as an army chaplain and time in Burma.
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