Shafter High Weekend Special Event Schedule
Special events set at Shafter High School this weekend include varsity and junior varsity football at Garces on October 29, cross country Kern County Invitational at Hart Park starting 10 a.m. on October 30, and a Shafter High G A A hosted all day Multi ce Play Day. The article notes fundraising for an exchange program and a parade featuring a retired fire engine with local officials and the Chamber queen.
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Shafter High School
Garces
Kern County
Hart Park
Shafter High G.A.A
Shafter Fire Department
Bakersfield Fire Department
Eight Year Old Excels in Punt Pass and Kick Contest
An eight year old standout in Punt Pass and Kick shows strength in kicking and passing while improving punt skills. In Santa Barbara the windy area contest favored his long kick, as the wind blew the ball back toward the line and he avoided point loss.
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Farl
Barl
Santa Barbara
Great Western Displays Western Art Collection in Bakersfield
Great Western Savings and Loan hosts a Western art exhibit through Oct 29 in its lobby at 1730 Chester Ave Bakersfield. Elmer Goertz says Westways Magazine organized the show with Westways core artists Russ Smith Merve Corning James Hansen and Rex Brandt. The exhibit runs 9 30 am to 3 30 pm weekdays and 6 pm Fridays with free admission.
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Bakersfield
Kern County
Great Western Savings and Loan Association
Chester Avenue
Elmer Goertz
Great Western Savings of
Central California
Westways Magazine
Automobile Club of
Southern California
California
Great Western
Russ Smith
Merve Corning
James Hansen
Rex Brandt
4-H Volunteers Lead Thousands of Clubs Across U S
Latest figures show more than 92 500 4 H clubs in the United States and Puerto Rico led by over 500 000 volunteers. It is estimated that for every hour spent by professional Extension workers on 4 H, volunteer leaders spend five hours.
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United States
Puerto Rico
O Neill resigns to lead Rio Bravo junior high program
Rio Bravo Greeley School District accepts Frank O Neill resignation with reluctance as he shifts to developing a new junior high program. William Luttrell named acting superintendent and principal while a new leader is sought. District notes growth to about 250 daily attendees amid merger progress.
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Rio Bravo-Greeley
Frank O’neill
Paul Enns
O’neill
Rio Bravo
Enns
Roy Fast
Greeley
William L. Luttrell
Luttrell
Rio Bravo - Greeley
George Washington Slept Here opens in Bakersfield
Bakersfield Community Theatre presents the comedy George Washington Slept Here opening Oct 28 at 2400 Chester Ave 8 30 p m running weekends through Nov 20 Richard L Kelley directs co stars Rosalie Bollinger Doug Carrol Joel Segrest in a large cast Curtain time 8 30 p m weekend performances in Bakersfield California newspaper style note includes additional bios and local affiliations and a filler paragraph about a separate education administrator narrative
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Bakersfield Community Theatre Presents
George Washington
Theatre Playhouse
Chester Avenue
George
Pennsylvania
Richard L. Kelley
Rosalie Bollinger
Annabelle Fuller
Doug Carrol
Newton Fuller
Joel Segrest
Ernest Siemens Seeks CSBA Delegate Seat in Kern County
Ernest Siemens of Shafter announced as the Kern County Board of Education nominee for the California School Boards Association Delegate Assembly. He faces incumbent Henry A. Heintz of Fresno. Siemens, a long-time education advocate and church leader, highlights equal educational opportunities and data-driven tax measures, with a history on local school finance and district cooperation.
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Kern County Board of Education
Ernest Siemens
California School Board Association
Siemens
Shafter
Board of Education
Delegate Assembly
Henry A. Heintz
Fresno
Robert Tucker
Kern Board
Assembly
CSBA
Tucker
Saskatchewan
Canada
Maple School
Shafter High
Tabor College
Hillsboro
Kan
Laura Frantz
Mennonite Brethren Church
Pacific District Conference
Notice of Two Installment Property Assessment Dues
Legal notice for Shafter-Wasco Irrigation District shows first installment due by December 20, 1971, with 10 percent penalty if unpaid, and second installment due by June 20, 1972, with 5 percent penalty plus $1 cost. Payments accepted 8 AM to 5 PM, Monday to Friday at Kimberlina Road and Central Valley Highway Wasco California or by mail. Published in Shafter Press October 27 and November 3, 1971.
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Mojave Cemetery Dist
Bakersfield Food Harvesters, Inc
Wm. McKinley
Oildale
Cuddy Valley
Ag. Commis
Edison
Hart Flat
Keene Ranch
A.C
Granite Rd
Tupman
Sidding Rd
Tupman Rd
Stockton & Universe
Supr
Jackson
Kern County
Dept. of Human Resources Development
Physicians' Services
D. Lahment
KGH
CAO Tassinonce
Indian Wells
Greenfield
Ney Ord
Sanna
Petrol Rd
No. Chester Ave
Kern Council
CAO
Mentos Field
Dir
Recommendations & Co
West Bldg
Trust Fund
Shafter-Wasco Irrigation District
the ‘District
Kimberlina Road
Central Valley Highway
Wasco
California
P. O. Box 158
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Shafter Press
Nancy
Nancy Smith
Glen Berkshire
Kathi Paul
Clark Goehring
Russel Kodet
Buttonwillow
Jack Keinaths
Enos Lane
Kratzmeyer Road
Colorado
Santa Barbara State College
Claremont College
Richard Elrich
Kern County Elementary School Principals’ Association
PTA
Board OF Supervisors
Suprs
Young, Webb
Health Dept
Tehachapl
O'Neill
Metro
Ctr
Historiar Soc
Museum Alliance
Eat
Hafter
Was
Iggrh
Vest
Crake
At. Uest
Gets
Lake Ming
Tehachapi Airport
Delano
Wofford Heights Commodity Stores Depot
Pinacre
Greenhorn Mt Park
Mojave Lands, Inc
Mojave Airport
Oswell St. Underground
Maricopa Court
Tehachapi
Dir. of
Public Works
Engi
Kern Valley
Kern River
Buena Vista Aquatic Rec
Warren Ave
Cameron Rd
White Lane
Buena Vista
Kern County Council
Benhse
Cpes
Oswell St
Pico & Bernard
Mil Potrero Mutual Water Co
East Niles
Unil
Son of
Oom Ph Rditine
Johannesburg
Vera K. Gibson
Board of
Shatters Press
Velma Thompson
First Southern
Ralph L. Gardner
Kern
Tulare
George Globe
Union Dental
Fairview
Habla Espanol
Seh & K
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