Bears and Generals fight to 7-7 tie in league clash
Shafter Generals upset Arvin Bears 7-0 after a blocked punt and return by Jerry Engle led to a Stuebbe Robnett score. Arvin rallied to tie late on a pass in the end zone but officials ruled differently keeping the game at 7-7. Kennedy missed due to a shoulder injury for Arvin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laird Parker
Shafter Generals
Arvin Bears
Bears
Generals
Unior Kennedy
Arvin
Jerry Engle
Jan Stuebbe
Tim Robnett
Robnett
Shafter
McClure
J.D. Rateliff
Adult Basic Literacy Classes Begin in Our Area
Neal Olsen, supervisor at Shafter High School, announced this week that adult literacy courses in reading writing and mathematics will begin soon at three local locations. The program targets individuals who did not complete their formal schooling and seek to improve basic skills.
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Neal Olsen
Shafter High School
Buttonwillow
North Shafter Labor Camp
Buttonwillow School
William McMahon
Carl Gutknecht
William Hatcher
North Camp
John Acosta
Lowell
Todd
Michael Boone
Larry Grayson
Shafter Club Officials Lead District Conference Roles
Edna Ross represents Shafter Business Women at Fresno Central District fall conference held October 21 22 at Holiday Inn Marion OBrien state president chaired the event Bessie Scism presided and Margaret Thomas arranged personal development and legislation programs The luncheon honored Women of the Year awards and plans for Wasco winter conference January 27 28 were announced with Velva Reagan among delegates
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edna Ross
Shafter Business & Professional Women’s Club
Central District
Fresno
Holiday Inn
Marion O’brien
Ps Onsee
Peon
LaSierra Club
Bessie Scism
New York City
Margaret Thomas
Geneva Philpot
Visalia
Marion Armstrong
Wasco
Velva Reagan
State Federation
California
Anna Mae Anderson
Joe Juras
van Nuys
Tri-Valley
Bond Proposal Details for Northeastern Bakersfield High Schools
Proposition 1 would fund a new high school for 2000 students in northeast Bakersfield on district land, with 3.5 million dollars plus 1. ARXIVE 228,000 1 regular classrooms 2 shop building 3 PE showers and lockers 4 lighting upgrades at Burroughs 870,000 1 seven regular rooms 1 science room 2 large group lecture arts center 3 cafeteria kitchen 4 storage 5 faculty workroom. Bas School 170 1 music building 2 locker shelters Boothill High 792,000 two hexagonal classroom buildings up to 12 rooms large group instruction arts similar to North and South Highs 425,000 3 shop building Ker 348,000 rooms one science one crafts 2 library and materials 3 gym expansion 206,000 three regular and one science room 2 library materials building North 464,000 7 regular and rooms 2 shower locker 3 admin expansion 4 shop 31,000 outdoor PE facility eight teaching stations South 210,000 six regular 2 library 3 science expansion West 688,000 one hexagonal building up to six 2 lecture center arts 425,000 3 study hall 4 handicapped classroom 129,000 driver ed equipment 206,000 site development 474,000 furniture and equipment for all projects.
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Burroughs High School
Boothill High School
North High School
South High School
Rio Bravo Native Harry O Rice Completes 30 Day Army Furlough
Harry O Rice son of Mr and Mrs Oscar Rice of Rio Bravo spent a 30 day furlough from the army visiting his parents He had trained at Ft Polk La and completed four weeks pre flight schooling at Ft Wolters Tex He leaves for Ft Stewart Ga Oct 14 for 16 weeks then on to Ft Rucker Ga for further schooling He is a graduate of Rio Bravo Elementary Shafter High Bakersfield College and Cal Poly A dinner for relatives followed before his return to Texas.
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Harry O. Rice
Oscar Rice
Rio Bravo
Ft. Polk la
Ft. Wolters
Tex
Ft. Stewart
Ft. Rucker
Harry
Shafter High School
Bakersfield College
Cal Poly
Texas
Mail Trains Discontinued In California Route Changes
City council received a Santa Fe letter noting discontinuance of mail trains 8 and 7 between Richmond, Bakersfield on November 9 and 12 respectively. San Francisco trains 1 and 2 remain unaffected. The report also outlines Field Act upgrades at McFarland and Shafter high schools and Bakersfield Griffith Stadium with an estimated 610000 cost for Proposition 2 plus mandatory alternates under Prop 3 and 4.
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Santa Fe
Richmond
Bakersfield
San Francisco
Board of Trustees
McFarland High School
Shafter High School
Bakersfield High School
Griffith Stadium
Job's Daughters Hold Breakfast and Church Visit
Job's Daughters Bethel 138 Wasco held a Come as You Are breakfast at Mrs. Harvey Neuman's home with Patrice Rodgers honored queen coordinating a bake sale fundraiser. Prizes went to Miriam Ladrigan and Bonnie Tucker for the most unglamorous effort. They then attended St. Mark's Episcopal Church in Shafter with many members joining in the service and a coffee hour afterward. District officers include President Malory, Charles Fanucchi of Bakersfield, and Advisory Board members from Wasco, Arvin, Buttonwillow, and Bakersfield. Hershel Rodgers of 324 Cross is set for surgery on October 25 at Physicians and Surgeons Hospital in Bakersfield.
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Harvey Neuman
Tulare
Patrice Rodgers
Bethel
Wasco
International Order of Job’s
Shafter
Patrice
Bruce Spencer
St. Marks
C.B.G.A
San Francisco Hilton Hotel
Malory
Charles Fanucchi
Bakersfield
Murphy
John Alesso
Lancaster
John Cauzza
Buttonwillow
Lester Frick
Arvin
Sven Helster
Floyd Hudiburg
Dave Merkel
N. L. Ritchey
McFarland
Elmer Suarez
Laird Parker to Speak at Shafter Kiwanis Luncheon
Laird Parker will address the Shafter Kiwanis Club at Wednesday’s luncheon with the topic An American in Norway. Dr. Ryland Jacobus serves as program chairman.
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Laird Parker
Kiwanis
Shafter Kiwanis Club
Norway
Ryland Jacobus
Kappa Nu Sorority Attending Province Convention This Fall
Delta Theta Tau at Shafter will send 22 members to the Delta Province convention at the Royal Palms Bakersfield from November 3 to 5. Mrs. Matt Hathersall is the elected delegate. Founders Day is observed October 16, honoring Munice Indiana founders of 1903. The international sorority funds $10,000 in 20 educational grants and $3,000 for Nursing Services in Kentucky.
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Delta
Theta
Tau
Kappa Nu
Shafter
Delta Province
Royal Palms
Bakersfield
Matt Hathersall
International Philanthropic Sorority
Munice
Ind
San Francisco
Kentucky
Barba Smith Becomes Mrs. Ted R. Hansen in Las Vegas
Barba Smith married Ted R. Hansen in a Las Vegas ceremony on September 23 at the Silver Bell Wedding chapel. Rev. O. T. Phillips officiated. The couple will reside at 208 Fishering Drive, Bakersfield, after a brief honeymoon to Hoover Dam. The bride's outfit featured an ocean blue three piece suit with fur hat, lizard bag and shoes. Mrs. Hansen previously worked at Hemingsons and Cotton Research Station. He is a trucker.
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Barba Smith
Ted R. Hansen
Fishering Drive
Bakersfield
Silver Bell
Las Vegas
Nev
O. T. Phillips
Christ Community Church
Fishering Dr
Hoover, Dam
Hansen
Cotton Research
Hemingsons
Porterville Plans Remodeling of College Administration Building
Porterville College will remodel its administration building to accommodate a data processing operation linked to attendance and college functions. The Kern Joint Junior College District board approved the project Thursday night after reviewing architectural plans by the firm serving the Golden Hand Fund. Delta Theta Tau Sorority, highlighted in the piece, notes its long history of philanthropy and community service across eight provinces.
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Porterville College
Kern Joint Junior College
O. H. Shires
Golden Hand Fund
Delta Theta Tau Sorority
Local Women Golfers Win at Morro Bay Invitational
Winners at the Morro Bay Women's Invitational were Ginger Somers Julia McKinley Peggy McKnight Myrtle Rostain and Alice Yeates. Teams totaled 37 with prizes for best two low balls plus handicaps and a parimutual scoring system.
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Morro Bay
Ginger Somers
Julia McKinley
Peggy McKnight
Myrtle Rostain
Alice Yeates
Golden Tee
al Lape
Katy Ogle
June Smith
Ruth Hoffmann
Julie McKinley
Bina Balengee
Jessie Brown
Esther Mallard
Nadine Maclin
Gladys Snider
Avis Dumler
Mennonite Youth Fall Party Lights Up Fellowship Hall
Mennonite Brethren Church youth group held a fall party titled Mission Impossible on October 21 at the Fellowship Hall. Forty five teens enjoyed games and skits with a pumpkin Peanuts theme, with refreshments prepared by Mr and Mrs Art Penner and Mr and Mrs Wallace Koop.
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Mennonite Brethren Church
Fellowship Hall
Fourty
Joan Goertzen
Art Penner
Wallace Koop
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Shafter Press
Job
Hershel Rodgers
Cross
Physicians and Surgeons
Shafter High
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C's
Central Valley Ford
Be — Stringham
Shafter Recap
Tire Shop & Alignment Service
First Baptist Church
North Pine Street
Edward M. Rhoades
Family Bible Hour
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Southern Baptist. Church
Kren C. OO
Anday School
Buel Mouser
Herece Womack
Kappa Nu Sorority
Porterville
Southern California Gas Company
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