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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1950
Page
2
Mr and Mrs Martin Anderson return from a two week motor trip to Oregon Washington and Nevada They visited Bill Swann family in Walla Walla and noted their Shafter home was cared for by Frand Howard of Escondido who left Shafter Sunday
Dick Heber of Shafter High School outlines a six sport noon recreation program for the school year. Tennis croquet handball ping pong shuffleboard and badminton will run in alternating semesters to keep students on campus at lunch and out of town cars. Winners receive pennants and names will be posted on a board in the main hall.
Mr and Mrs Mark Bozeman recently arrived in Shafter from Bakersfield and have purchased the Central Valley Trailer Court located at 445 Klassen. They will reside there.
Shafter High School faculty members will travel to Portuguese Meadows in the Sierras for the 22nd annual stag party, with veteran instructors hosted by the district staff. Principal Jack Fall and 20 others including Rob Ewen Bob Gates Gerald Hedden Dick Heber Jim Wilson Joseph Galante Dan Bledsoe Bill Arnold Tom Letizia Ernest Graf Glenn Nay Burley Dooley Elliott Garrison Wes Linda Ed Schacht Cecil Rhoads and Lowell Todd are listed as attendees. Two new teachers Hal Williams and Jordan Eliades will join as initiates.
Bitsy a three year old toy Shepherd stolen from Mr and Mrs Ruben Siemens is found returning to Dr Leonard Duck a local dentist after an after hours call. The dog’s missing tag prevented identification but a coincidental newspaper notice led to the recovery.
The Reverend Mr. Mitchell of Los Angeles is spending the weekend with his brother in Buttonwillow.
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