Generals Wallop Lemoore Tigers in Obstinate Battle
Shafter Generals beat Lemoore Tigers 33 to 20 in a hard fought Friday gridiron clash. Lemoore staged a late surge and Jones starred with persistent gains, while Shafter, led by Scales and Hinsley, built a first half lead and then held off the Tigers rally in a tense finish.
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Lemoore Tigers
Shafter Generals
Tigers
Lemoore
Vernon Jones
Shafter
Shafter- Lemoore
Dan Bledsoe
Génerals
Jones
Don Dudley
Ones
Judley
Ben Prender
Luis
Generals
Andy Dillard
John Notley
Billy Hinsley
Dillard
Scales
Carl Anderson
Notley
Lemoores
Hinsley
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Chuck Ellis
Ellis
Gene
Wishon
City Fathers Study 24 Hour Fire Protection Plan
Councilmen study underwriter recommendations to install a 24 hour fire protection system in Shafter. They consider a telephone linked siren and automatic fire alarm graph to prevent gaps from 2 to 8 a.m. when police are off duty. Fire Chief Little questions the siren plan due to false alarms and notes county coordination and future need for records and plans.
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Board of Fire
the Pacific
Don Little
Shafter
Shafter Fire Department
Little
E.C. Adams
Dollar Days Money Saver Pleases Shafter Homemakers
Shafter area homemakers praise the two day fall Dollar Days program for helping shoppers save money and buy Christmas gifts in advance. Downtown merchants report sold out specials and busy clerks as hundreds attended. organizers anticipate a spring event.
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Shafter Area
Hundreds Of Kiddies Parade In Shafter Halloween Night
The Shafter Kiwanis Club hosts its 11th annual parade with decorated floats costumes goblins and witches. Joe Frizzell says the event starts at 6 30 p m gathering at Veterans Memorial Hall with emcee Radio Announcer Bob Bann and four judges from Bakersfield to select prizes.
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Shafter
Shafter Kiwanis
Joe Frizzell
Veterans Memorial Hall
Bob Bann
Phil Urner
Albert Phillips
Bakersfield
Frizzer
Editorial Propositions Recommendations in The Shafter Press
The Shafter Press endorses prop ed to appear on the November 4 general election ballot. Props 1 2 3 7 8 9 12 receive Yes votes. Props 4 5 6 10 11 13 receive No. The piece notes rationale for each stance and indicates page continuation.
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Shafter Press
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