Shafter News Highlights From 1965 1980 And 1990 Editions
This compilation from Days Gone By covers Shafter events across years: 1965 banquet honors Alma Nikkel as lay person of the year and Hazel Haag as educator of the year. 1975 water system commendation. 1980 city council changes. 1990 Street Faire and bilingual master plan update. It notes polling dates, community services, homicides, parades, and local infrastructure efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alma Nikkel
Hazel Haag
California Teachers
SRPD seeks return of youth basketball shorts
The Shafter Recreation and Park District reminds parents and players to return any uniforms from the youth basketball program. Shorts should be returned at the SRPD office from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Monday through Friday. For questions call 746-3303 or 393-0866.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter Recreation and Park District
SRPD
East Tulare Ave
Shafter
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Kyla Lee
Valley Counties Water Works Association
Lewis Carroll, Manger
Kern County
Chester Avenue
Pioneer Village
Grand Marshall
California
H.W
Pat"’ Kelly
Henry T. Beltran
Martinez Sr
Tony Lopez
Central Valley Highway
Boards of Education
Richland
County Board of Education
Shafter Ministerial Association
First Southern Baptist Church
Kern
Sunset St.’s
E.B. Stringham Park
Ted Wiedman
Shafter High School
Leslie L. Robinson
American Legion Post
California Bureau of Sanitary Engineering
Jay Atkinson
Wasco
Shafter Ave
California Highway Patrol
Kern County Sheriff's Office
Shafter Justice Court
William H. Underwood
Buttonwillow
Shafter High Boosters Club
SHS
Ed Bender
Shafter Festival Committee
Kern County Library System
Jack Colvard
Bill Cummings
George Wise
Don Little
Lloyd Link
Milton A. Elconin
Shafter Lions Club
Sharon Biloff
Lions Club
Shafter City
City Hall
Shafter Recreation
Minter Field Air Show
Department One
Roy Ashburn
Jd's
Richland- Lerdo
Fijador de Pinchazos
Neufeld
Central Ave
Calidad
Ford
Neufeld's Auto Parts
7Th Street
Wasco. Cahif
Discount Motors
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