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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Oct 13, 1965

Page

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Trustees Preparing For New Tax Elections Committee Formed For District Wide Citizen Study

The Bakersfield Chamber of Commerce and Junior Chamber merge to form a citizens committee to study Kern County Union High School District finances and growth. Trustees report talks follow two failed tax elections and support for another election soon to retain teachers.

Bakersfield Albert S. Gould High School District Board of Trustees Howe Bultman Kern County School Boards Association Kern County Committee On Ronald W. Cox Division of Public School

Back to School Night at Shafter High School

Shafter High School hosts Back to School Night on Tuesday October 19 at 6 30 pm with a cafe teria dinner served by the school cafeteria staff. Parents may choose Ala Carte or plate lunches and follow their child’s six 20 minute classroom visits at 7 30 pm guided by CSF students and Frank Johnson invites all parents.

Shafter High School CSF Frank Johnson PTA

Cotton Field Day set for October at Station

The annual Cotton Field Day in the San Joaquin Valley is planned for October 27 at the US Cotton Research Station in Shafter. John Turner says the one day session titled Dollars and Sense for 66 will cover six key cotton growing topics.

San Joaquin Valley John Turner US Cotton Research Station Shafter Bureau Central Valley

Peace and Quiet Reported at Shafter Police Station

Patrol week yielded few incidents. A bicycle registered to Don Stepp was found in bushes near Richland Pool and reported stripped. A woman injured her head in a minor scalp wound after bumping it getting into a car while intoxicated. A pickup mounted the sidewalk before United Cigar Store. Separate calls cited a prowler, a fight inquiry, apartment trouble, and a Central Avenue noninjury car crash.

Shafter Don Stepp Richland Pool Warren Mullen Pose United Cigar Store Central Avenue

Alan Poznoff Recuperates

Alan Poznoff the 18 year old son of Mr and Mrs Alex V Poznoff recovers from extensive facial injuries after surgery requiring over 200 stitches and more than 31 hours of operative care. He attends Bakersfield College and hopes to resume studies soon.

Alan Poznoff Alex V. Poznoff Gary Sellars Alan Poznoff Bakersfield College

Governor Brown Declares National Newspaper Week in California

Governor Edmund G. Brown proclaims October 10 16 as National Newspaper Week in California. He salutes editors and reporters for providing news honestly and objectively and emphasizes the free press as the heart of American life and a constitutional right guaranteed by the Bill of Rights.

Free Press California

Mrs. Hare Takes Third With "Grandma" at Shafter Art Festival

Bakersfield report notes Mrs. Laury Hare won the sweepstakes at Shafter Art Festival and was awarded third place for her picture "Grandma" displayed at Central Library. Hare teaches at Richland Schools and had not previously entered the competition.

Laury Hare Shafter Grandma Central Library Bakersfield Hare Richland

Cooperation On College Invited By Shafter Chamber

The Shafter Chamber of Commerce invites northern county cities to join in supporting the new State College site as far north as possible. Pat Kelly cites strong Delano support and Bob Bann will present the letter to Wasco. A regional chamber meeting may be planned if interest grows.

Shafter Chamber of Com State College Chamber Pat Kelly Delano Bob Bann Shafter Chamber Wasco Bruce Crawford Bryan Coleman Shafter Airport Santa Fe Railroad Clifford Ratzlaff Shafter Fire Department Wayne Wood Shafter Bill Hildebrand Quarterback Club

Shafter Fair Day Plans Unfold Saturday October 23

Merchants Association of Shafter announces a Fair Day on Saturday October 23 with Central Avenue displays by auto, agricultural, and merchandise dealers. Sidewalk sales, Zippy the Clown entertainment, and free gum candy and balloons for children are planned.

Shafter Merchants Association Violet Hemingson Central Avenue Shafters Zippy the Clown

Frankly Speaking by Frank Wisner

In National Newspaper Week the column urges support for the Generals and Renegades while noting both teams lost. The piece laments the county school district boundary reorganization plan, citing state committee rejection of the local proposal and the ongoing Unruh act context.

Generals Renegades Shafter Love State Board of Trustees

Thompson Boy Will Be Back Home Soon

David Thompson ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Jack Thompson fell from a hay ride at the Shafter carnival last Thursday evening around 730 He was taken by ambulance to Memorial hospital for emergency treatment and is expected to return home soon A letter from his parents thanked the community for prayers visits and offers of help while he recovers

David Thompson Jack Thompson Memorial Hospital David Shafter Press Shafterites Jack Jimmie Thompson

CBMC Meeting Sets Robert Bann as Luncheon Speaker

The Christian Business Men's Committee will host a Thursday luncheon at the Veterans Memorial Hall with Robert Bann as the featured speaker. The event aims to discuss faith and business ethics.

Robert Bann Christian Business Men's Committee Veteran's Memorial Hall

Water year favorable storage in Central Valley Project

Bureau of Reclamation reports outstanding reservoir levels in the Central Valley Project for the water year ending September 50. Shasta Lake reached record levels, Millerton and Folsom sites show substantial gains, and Friant Dam storage is high at about 280 400 acre feet, signaling strong water supplies for project use.

Bureau of Reclamation Central Valley Project Robert J. Pafford, Jr Bureau Central Valley Folsom Millerton Lake Friant Dam

City Officials Attend California Cities Convention in San Francisco

Mayor and Mrs. Dick Zenk and others from Shafter, including Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Grundy and Bill Johnston, travel to San Francisco for the League of California Cities annual convention. The event runs Sunday through Wednesday October 13, with councilmen Bob Somers and Bill Hildebrandt staying home. No Shafter City Council meeting was held Monday due to the convention.

Dick Zenk G. H. Ben. Grundy al Finkbeiner Bill Johnston San Francisco League of California Bob Somers Bill Hildebrandt Shafter

Scouts Rally For Belated Football Camp Aid

Nonstandard OCR text shows Scouts recruit extra help for a local field goal attempt. Names and concrete facts are unclear, but the piece hints at a youth group effort and a building project tied to a sporting event.

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Brown Edmund G. Brown Mrs. Hare Art John Spear Christian Education Building St. Mark's Episcopal Church Otis Page Father Spear Steven Hare Joe Frizzell Richland School Charles McGinty Chamber Board Farland McGinty Value King Market Frankly Speaking Frank Wisner Shafter High ‘School Gerald Higbee Christina Bann Execu Tive Board Mark Cindy Paul Thompson Boy Cbmc Meeting Janey Bey Shafter Memorial Hall Jack Janzen Maude Handel Agee Tommy Colvard
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