Weekday to Weekend Schedule List
A sequence of daily labels from Monday October 7 to Sunday October 13. It outlines dates across a week with day names for planning or reference.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1968
Page
1
A sequence of daily labels from Monday October 7 to Sunday October 13. It outlines dates across a week with day names for planning or reference.
The City of Shafter held 293 894.87 in the bank on September 30 1968 with 14 492.95 in restricted funds from state gas taxes and building and improvement. Included in the grand total were 39 158.62 in special gas tax funds 124 100.98 in special emergency funds 56 644.82 in the fund and 550.00 in office cash. Unrestricted funds totaled 58 947.50 after deducting special funds. Budget shown for the first quarter reports 24.6 percent income and 19.7 percent spending of anticipated revenue and expenditure.
Phil Van Horn of Bakersfield appeared before Scotts Bluff County Judge Richard S. Wiles for arraignment on a charge of obtaining money under false pretenses from Kern County Land Co. The hearing is set for October 25 with Van Horn released on his own recognizance and having turned himself in earlier. Authorities seek Larry Hogan on embezzlement charges, with Hogan believed to have left the United States. Charlton, a former Minatare facility manager, pleaded guilty and is free on $4,000 bond.
The Shafter Concrete Pipe Company plans a move from Walker Street to a 40 acre Riverside site east of the Santa Fe tracks. Ogle Brothers, who bought the business in 1952, acquired the tract in 1961 and will start with 10 acres. A new 6280 square foot office warehouse is under construction with a batch plant purchased for the transition.
Column discusses grape boycott and labor politics with Humphrey and Cranston on opposing sides. It notes eastern mayors and Los Angeles supervisors largely back the boycott while detailing the Ogle brothers business, its leadership structure, and generational owners expanding irrigation equipment operations.
Mr and Mrs Donald N Jones of Riverside report their son Pfc Donald N Jones Jr earned an Air Medal with Valor device for July 3 in Vietnam. While serving as crew chief on an observation helicopter he braved hostile fire, was wounded, yet continued to engage the enemy during a reconnaissance mission after graduating from Shafter High and Bakersfield College.
The Community Improvement Committee will meet Thursday October 24 at the Veterans Memorial Hall replacing the regular session canceled due to a Richland PTA barbecue conflict.
The book Advances In Production and Utilization of Quality Cotton, produced by Iowa State University Press, includes chapters by Marvin Hoover and W. T. Walhoad of the U S Cotton Research Station Shafter and stems from the Dallas Cotton Congress. Copies are $9.50 and available from Ames Iowa. Hamburger Fry Scout Fund Is Set Saturday. Shafter Boy Scouts plan the third annual hamburger fry on Saturday October 19 from 4 to 6 p m at String Continued on page 3.
A. A. Dorman told the Shafter Public Utility District board that the 750000 gallon storage tank walls have more than twice the required strength after gunite tests. The tests showed a minimum strength of 2200 pounds while the tank will face 1000 pounds of pressure.
The license of Junior's Place operated by Vida R. and Charles Howard Jr. at 18600 Shafter Avenue is suspended by the Department of Alcoholic Beverage Control for 30 days starting October 7. The license will remain suspended indefinitely until transferred to acceptable applicants, then released. Patrolman Robert A. Moore resigns from the City Police Department to take a special agent role with the Santa Fe Railroad for higher pay and better benefits, announced to the Council by Chief Hanley Witcher.
Police report shows items stolen from a pickup at 325 Faber street. The Board approves specifications for a gas engine at Well No. 7 with anticipated $1000 yearly savings and a 10000 to 12000 dollar install price. A 1093 dollar recorder is authorized for the disposal plant and a 230 dollar bill is issued for a new water connection to Shafter Convalescent Hospital.
Ruby Fay Leonard pleaded guilty to petty theft in Shafter Justice Court and received 10 days of a 50 day sentence with 40 days suspended for one year. William Hubert McKee of Rocklin pleaded not guilty to speeding and asked for a jury, which found him guilty in under 15 minutes. Manuel Rose of Long Beach pleaded not guilty to speeding, had a court trial, was found guilty, and paid a $13 fine.
The Post Office sets surface transport Oct 14 to Nov 9 and airlift windows Oct 21 to Dec 11 for Christmas parcels to Armed Forces Overseas. Includes APO FPO mailers. prohibits matches lighter fluid tobacco and some beverages. use sturdy boxes with contents list and sender addressee.
A buffet dinner will be held Tuesday October 22 at Freddie's Top of the Hill at 7 30 p m for United States Senate candidate Max Rafferty. Elaine Neufeld of Shafter chairs the Rafferty campaign in Shafter.
City Council debated strengthening the dog ordinance to improve enforcement. Mayor Atkinson and Chief Witcher cited nuisance from fringe-area dogs. Attorney Mortimore to study proposed changes. The meeting also set garbage container rates and approved fencing at the city dump and beautification work on East Lerdo.
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