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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1960

Page

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Rummage Sale for Shafter Play Center Announces Event

The Shafter Play Center will hold its annual rummage sale on Saturday October 29 from 7 a.m. to 1 30 p.m. in a vacant lot between Food Town and Nick's Drive Inn. Proceeds fund nursery upkeep and equipment. Call Eunice Carter or Velma Godbey to arrange pickup or deliver items to 438 Curtis or 314 Atlantic.

Shafter Play Center Food Town Nick’s Drive Inn Eunice Carter Velma Godbey Curtis Atlantic

Weather troubles and rain gear vanish at Press shop

The Dalke Brothers repaired the roof of the Press, cutting leaks from thirty-two to five and removing the need for rain coats and rubber boots. The note recalls political mail volume ahead of elections and marks Eisenhower turning 70 as history headlines.

Dalke Brothers Construction Company Pama Dalke’s Paul Newell Dalke Brothers

Generals Rally to Thrash Rebels in Big Showdown

Shafter High Generals overturned a 13-0 deficit to defeat Bakersfield South High 33-26 last Friday night. Swan connected for four TDs with precise passes to Ebling, Standridge and Roberts while Friehaus and Irwin powered the ground game as the Generals built a dramatic comeback and extended a storied rivalry.

Chuck Voorhees Shafter High Generals South High Bakersfield South R. C. Brown Rebels Shafter Jones Friehaus Swan Ebling Roberts Standridge Paydirt Friehauf Stanbridge Bob Irwin

Hemingsons Stocks Levi Brand Merchandise Since 1914

Hemingsons carries Levi branded goods for 46 years since 1914 and offers 128 Levi sizes. A nine foot tall Levi wearing display is featured and a prize list appears elsewhere in this issue.

Levi Hemingson’s Levi Brand Levi's

B of A Officers Dinner Meeting in Bakersfield

Bank of America officers join Kern County colleagues in Bakersfield for a dinner meeting of the Signing Officers Association. The event occurs Thursday October 13, gathering local branch leaders to discuss chapter matters.

Bank of America Kern County Bakersfield

CNB Expands Services With Free Printed Checks

CNB announces no cost pre printed checks for personal and commercial accounts with personalized type and magnetic ink coding for Federal Reserve use. The bank reports quarterly interest on savings at 0.3 percent and plans a multilevel Bakersfield head office at 6th and Chester starting construction in January for June 1960 occupancy.

Roger Thuman Richard Adams Community National Bank Lamont George C.paker J. Parker CNB Federal Reserve Banks Parker 6Th and Chester Bakersfield

Junior Fall Livestock Show Plans Announced for 1961

The Citizens' Committee for the Junior Fall Livestock Show outlines groundwork for a county wide event in Kern. Pensinger says dates rules and sponsorship will be announced to Future Farmers 4-H clubs Junior Farmer groups and exhibitors. The county hosts one of the region’s largest junior shows and sales and aims to grow.

Citizens’ Committee Pensinger Kern

North Kern Sportsmen's Association Forming Meeting

North Kern sportsmen prepare to form an association with a meeting on Tuesday October 25 at 8 p m in Wasco Veterans Memorial Hall. Ron Brown chairs the committee with Martin Kuhlman and Roy Mills. charter memberships invited. Call Plateau 85173 for details.

North Kern Sportsmen's Association North Kern Ron Brown Veteran's Memorial Hall Wasco Bank of America Martin Kuhlman Roy Mills Northern Sportsmen’s Association

Shafter Reports Fire Loss Up To October First

The Shafter Fire Department reports $9,675 lost to fires in the city through October 1, about $1.90 per resident, versus $2,800 for all of last year. Eight structural fires, six automotive, one railroad car, one railroad switch engine, two trash fires, and a false alarm are listed. The latest blaze was at 141 East Lerdo in a vacant rental owned by Al Nikkel where children had been playing with matches in the basement.

Shafter East Lerdo al Nikkel

Mrs. E C Eckmann Named Nixon Campaign Chair

George A. Brown, head of the Kern County Nixon Lodge committee, announces local chairmen to promote the Nixon Lodge ticket in outlying areas. He notes the move boosts Republican support and urges inquiries to the appointed leaders, including Mrs. E C Eckmann of Shafter.

Nixon George A. Brown Bakersfield Kern County Nixon Lodge Brown E.,.c, Eckman Shafter

Pauley Station Grand Opening Promises Prizes and Nine Gasoline Blends

Pauley station at 289 E. Lerdo Highway opens Friday and Saturday with prizes gifts and a free broiler for customers buying nine gallons or more. The all steel station offers nine Pauley Blend grades from 901 to 909 with automatic pricing and payroll check cashing.

Pauley Lerdo Howard Shadwick E. Lerdo Highway Frank Hemingway Swift Shad Quaker State Pennzoil Shadwick Pauley-matic

Richland PTA Barbecue Draws Overflow Crowd

The Richland PTA Barbecue at Richland High on October 6 served 1700 meals to adults and children. Volunteers staffed booths, 85 barbecue tickets were sold, and gross receipts topped 2800 dollars supporting welfare programs. Local organizations and individuals donated prizes and time for the event.

Richland Pta 20 30 Club Rotary Kiwanis Lions Club Exchange Kappa Nu Sorority American Legion and’ Auxiliary Alpha Kappa Sorority Bluebirds Boy Scouts Teachers Club Shafter Hildebrand PTA

SHS Program Will Feature Re-Districting

Shafter High School PTA meets October 18 at 6 30 p m for a pot-luck luncheon before the meeting. Hospitality chairs are Mr and Mrs Sam Becker and Mr and Mrs Scott McMichael. Courtesy chairs are Mr and Mrs Fred Schardt and Mr and Mrs Jon Enns. The program begins 7 30 with the topic Opening the Doors to the Community led by Dick Fulcher. Dr Leonard Duck will discuss Ideas On Re Districting followed by a question and answer period.

Shafter High School PTA Sam Becker Scott McMichael Fred Schardt Jon Enns Dick Fulcher Leonard Duck

Gardener Joe Littlefield to Speak in Shafter

Southern California horticulturist Joe Littlefield will speak Monday evening at 7 30 at the Primary Cafetorium on plants adaptable to Shafter and surrounding area. The free program is sponsored by the Shafter Garden Club with Mrs Dale Fahsbender as chair. He invites the public to bring diseased plants for analysis and questions on valley gardening.

Joe Littlefield Southern California Shafter Shafter Garden Club Dale Fahsbender Littlefield

Local Boy Records For Pike Records In Shafter

Dickie Garland gains nation wide notice as a local talent with two Pike Records releases. A rock and roll side Please Dont Pretend backs The Lone Hitchhiker a western tune. Don Barket supplies background music. Distributed by Liberty Records on 45 rpm. Available at Booths Whee rs Bakersfield and Western Automotive Shafter. October 7 release. Dickie invites fan mail at Box 845 Shafter.

Shafter Dickie Garland Dick'er Don Barket Pike Liberty ’S Booth’s Whee'ers Bakersfield Western Automotive Shafter Tr Dickie Box

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Cannar Toe R. Robert Evans Dwight D. Eisenhower Shafter Press Arthur H. Johnson California Association of Secondary School Administrators CASSA Jeanette Wheeler Cal Minnie Smitry Endirman Yank Rebels Hard Swan Faniiesrs TV E.C. Eckmann Pauley Station Shadwish Lee Aneene Richland Pta Barbeque Bill Hildebrand Don Zachary Booth Wesley Gorsching Ed Coker Garden Club Local Boy Records Pike Records
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