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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Apr 21, 1955

Page

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Art and Hobby Show Added to 1955 Festival

The Shafter Potato and Cotton Festival adds an Art and Hobby Show to run May 27 and 28. Don Knowles and co chairs plan oil water color textile and crafts judging with awards for first to honorable mention. Entry blanks available at local schools and the chamber office.

Shafter Don Knowles Knowles Joe Galante Fred Hasty Galante Hasty Shafter High School Richland School Shafter Chamber James Street American Legion Shafter Veteran’s Memorial Hall Bakersfield Betty Maupin Kermit Anderson Shafter Sustain

Blue and Gold Day At Shafter High Sees 65 Students Working

Sixty five Shafter High School students participate in Kiwanis sponsored Blue and Gold Day. Students work a full shift at local businesses to learn about community work and for merchants to identify potential employees. Interviewees include Harold Gladden Carol Giesbrecht Belvi Moor Russell.

Kiwanis Club Ual Shafter High School Shafter Hal Williams Harold Gladden Carol Giesbrecht Belvi Moor Russel

Kiwanis in Shafter Welcomes Lt. Governor and Inducts New Member

Bakersfield Lt. Governor Francis Gage addressed the Shafter Kiwanis meeting and showed a film on the Ten Objectives of Kiwanis. Donald Knowles was inducted into the club during the Wednesday noon gathering.

Francis Gage Kiwanis Bakersfield Shafter Kiwanis Donald Knowles

Deeter Plans 280000 Subdivision Here 1000 Attend Last Rites

Over 1000 Kern County residents attended the funeral of Wasco Police Chief Robert M. Oliver 38 held in Wasco with interment at Olive Cemetery Lindsay where he was born. The Wasco city council in special session named Milas G. Loomis 46 as temporary chief.

Kern County Robert M Tiny) Oliver Wasco Oliver Delano Hospital Olive Lindsay Milas G. Loomis

Salk Vaccine Shots Planned for Shafter Students

The Richland PTA health chair Mrs. Rolf Jacobsen says first and second grade children in Shafter will begin inoculations at 9 a.m. on April 27. Parents must return consent slips to approve the polio vaccine.

Shafter Rolf Jacobsen Richland Pta Los Angeles Conny Schools Richland Richland Teachers Club

Gunman Robs Liquor Store for 140 Dollars

A lone gunman with a 45 calibre revolver robbed Bottle Mouse owner Clinton Parker of 140 dollars at 9 20 p m Monday night. Police Chief John Reily said the neatly dressed suspect fled on foot and may be linked to a similar Brock's grocery holdup 10 days earlier. He urged local merchants to report suspicious persons immediately.

Clinton Parker John Reily Parker Brock’s Central Valley Highway Reily Police Department

Public School Week Opens With Barbecue And Open House

Shafter High School hosts Public Schools Week with a barbecue dinner and homecoming Thursday April 28. Displays show student work and the music department will perform under Ken Fahsbender as alumni are welcomed. PTA barbecue tickets are 150 for adults and 75 cents for children.

Peecocaee Shafter High School Ed Schacht Schacht Ken Fahsbender P. L. Arnold PTA Nick Johnson Johnson Shafter Shafter High School Aduel H. Mettler F. R

Swid Office Closes Saturdays Until Further Notice

The Shafter Wasco Irrigation District office at 435 Central Valley Highway will be closed Saturdays until further notice. The board voted to maintain the closure. headquarters remain open Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Shafter-Wasco Muir Loren Voth San Joaquin Valley Shafter- Wasco Irrigation District Central Valley Higway SWID

36 Homes to Be Built Behind Press Building

John Deeter of Bakersfield announces a $280,000 subdivision behind the Shafter Press office featuring 36 low priced two bedroom houses each 850 square feet with attached garages. Homes will sell for 7500 to 8000 dollars with FHA financing and concrete stucco construction. Annexation and street extensions are planned after completion to attract families earning 3000 to 4000 dollars yearly.

Powell Shafter Press John Deeter Deeter Improvement Company Bakersfield Decter Deeter Ash Thompson Orange Street Onty Oa Sreeter Kirseman Tee Thee

Vanderbilt Talk Tonight at SHS Free Admission

The final film and lecture in a five part series by Shafter Adult Education School and Shafter Recreation Commission screens tonight at 8 in Shafter High School gym. Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr will discuss Germany's historic role and current political status, plus US High Commission work in democratizing Germany.

Vanderbilt Shafter Adult Education School Shafter Recreation Commission Kern County High School Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr Shafter High School Germany United States High Commission For

Shafter High Hosts Seventh Junior Talent Show Winners

The annual event last Friday saw Johnson win $25 with Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue on trombone, Leroy Moser earn $15 for an impersonation, and Luis Flores collect $10 for a vocal performance. The elementary division first prize went to Thelma Kirschenmann. Marsha Craig won $10 in dance and vocal. Larry Meredith and Larry Darwick shared $5 for a vocal duet. Master of ceremonies was Olin Harrison of Bakersfield.

Thelma Kirschenmann Shafter High Johnson Gershwin Leroy Moser Luis Flores Thelma Kirschenman Marsha Craig Larry Meredith Larry Darwick Olin Harrison Bakersfield

Daylight Saving Time Begins Sunday in California

Californians set clocks forward one hour this Sunday as standard time gives way to daylight saving time at 2 a.m. The change from 1 a.m. to 2 a.m. will affect all clocks statewide.

California

Swimming Pools to Open Sunday at Richland Aquatic Center

The three pools at Richland Aquatic Center will open to the public at 2 p.m. Sunday. Regular public swimming is 2 to 5 p.m. on Sundays and after school until May 21, then Saturdays added. Roy Farrell, recreation director, announced. Private groups may book pools before summer by contacting Farrell at Richland School.

Richland Aquatic Center Roy Farrell Farrell Richland School

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Kenny Burch Kenny J. W Clara Orange Avenue Smith's Corner Pioneer Plateau Wesco Tiny Oliver Gunman Holdup Bonnie Howell Queen Contest Queen Doris Wilson Howell L. A New Richland School M. A. Johnston Voth and Muir Contreras A. B. Beaver Leslie Nusz Aduel Mettler Clyde Mullins William Irvin Walter Grossman Lee Thomas Shafter Blue & Gold
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