Shafter 4H Judging Night Highlights Local Winners
Shafter 4 H and Maple 4 H clubs held Judging Night at Richland Primary Cafetorium led by Dana Nickelsen and Chantell Walworth. Judges evaluated Bicycle Breads Sheep Horse Food Preservation and Home Furnishings with Clothing and Photography identifications. Joy Ryan won overall while Maple winners included Chantell Walworth Audrey Bender Mylene Dunlap Gary Howze Beth Walworth and Shafter winners included Joy Ryan Kara Nickelsen Gail Anderson Chandra Martin Tammy Ray and Eric DeVriestie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter 4-H
Richland Primary
Kara Nickelsen
Maple 4-H Club
Dana Nickelsen
Maple 4-H
Chantell Walworth
Jennifer Dobbs
Kimber Grevet
Chantell
Chandra, Martin
Tammy Ray
Eric DeVriestie
Sth
Joy Ryan
Gail Anderson
Rhonda Gaede
Kimber Gievelapron
Chandra Martin
Froehlich to Leave Shafter High for District Office
Richard Froehlich, longtime Shafter High administrator and current Dean of Students, will depart in 2 3 weeks to oversee CETA funded district office projects. Since joining in 1968 as social studies and driver training teacher and coach, he led student activities and athletics and helped launch the Boosters Club. He and his wife and three children live in the Rosedale area. a successor will be named soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard Froehlich
Shafter High School
CETA
Froehlich
Boosters Club
Rosedale
KQEZ Shatter FM To Begin Country Stereo Broadcasting
KQEZ 97.7 will begin broadcasting country format on March 1 after a two year license dispute. The 3,000 watt station erected a 342 foot tower at 7th Standard Road and Beech in Shafter and will serve Shafter Wasco and greater Bakersfield with local public affairs as the city of license. President Terry L. Dorsey noted the lack of AM licenses in Kern County and hinted at test phase to finalize broadcast boundaries.
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KQEZ
Terry L. Dorsey
7Th Standard Road
Beech
Shafter
Dorsey
Kern County
Said
Woman's Club Reading Program Chooses Indian History
Shafter Woman's Club reading group adopts American Indian as new category for six month study. First book will be Bury My Heart in Wounded Knee by Dee Brown. Members Newman Dalke and Richard earned two honorary memberships in Epsilon Sigma Omicron. Next meeting set for March 9 at Catherine White's home.
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Shafter Woman’s Club
Wounded Knee
Dee Brown
Jeanette Wheeler
Maryellen Newman
Verona Dalke
Theodora Richard
Epsilon Sigma Omicron Society
Josephine Larimer
Frank Graham, Jr
Margaret Chase Smith
Catherine White
Obituary notices for Worsham Wentland and Williams in Shafter
Obituaries list services held for Tommy Worsham Jr 49 in Shafter with WWII veteran status and surviving family. Separate notice for Richard Wentland 28 in Fresno Taiwan appointment details and memorial library fund. A third brief obituary notes a Shafter machinist and Seventh Day Adventist Church member with survivors and donation request. Final item mentions California forests funding youth education from national forest revenues.
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Agee
Tommy Worsham
Shafter
Shafter Memorial Park
Glenn M. Copple
Mr. Worsham
Lemmon
Missouri
Junior Howard
H.B. Wiley
Herman Hutson
Jesse James
Joe Pulcher
Tom Creekbaum
Donnie Webb
A.Q. Abernathy
Dorothy Bilyeu
Montana
Tommy Worsham Jr
Texas
Ricky Worsham
Ariz
Brian Worsham
Bakersfield
Shiela Howard
Brenda Worsham
Ramona Worsham
Kelly Worsham
Tina Webb
Shafterg
Jack
Freeman
Ark
Mike
Beatrice Gallagher
Richard Wentland Services Memorials Held at Two Cemeteries
Graveside services were held at 1 P.M. Saturday February 18 in Shafter Memorial Park while memorial services followed at 3 P.M. Saturday in Rosedale.
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Shafter Memorial Park
Rosedale
William Isaac Dies at 77 in Shafter Illness
Services held at Mish Funeral Home in Shafter for William Isaac 77 of 554 Minter Avenue who died February 12 in a Bakersfield hospital after a sudden illness. Elder Paul Johnson of the Shafter church led services.
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Shafter
William Isaac
Minter Avenue
Bakersfield
Paul Johnson
Kern County Population to Reach Half Million by 2000
Kern County to near 475,951 residents by July 1 2000 per Kern County Board of Trade. State Department of Finance estimates project growth from 378,458 in 1980 to 457,949 in 1995 and 475,951 by 2000, with intermediate totals 409,115 in 1985 and 436,961 in 1990.
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Kern County
Kern County Board of Trade
Kern County Business
County Economic Board
Kern
Cheryl Anderson Wins Bausch & Lomb Science Award
Cheryl Anderson was named winner of the annual Bausch & Lomb Science Award at Shafter High School. The bronze medal recipient is chosen for top science scholastic standing, with eligibility for four year scholarships at the University of Rochester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheryl Anderson
Shafter High School
United States
Canada
Neal Olsen
University of Rochester
Rochester
N.Y
Sti
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Jennifer Anderson
Food Project
Jennifer
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Leathercraft
University of Calif. Ag
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PTA
Elma Wilson
Lorene Hill
Alma Nikkel
Pat Weidman
Richland Pta
Shatter
Woman's Club
T. Worsham, Jr
Mennonite Brethren Church
Richard Fred Wentland
Taipei
Taiwan
David Plett
Edmon Janzen
Pacific College
Richard
Fresno
Fresno High School
Claremont Graduate School
Associated Traders International Corp
Leann Wentland
John and
Erna Wentland
Santa Fe
New Mexico
Elvin Elrich
Margaret Anderson
Walnut Creek
Stephen Wentland
Tuolumne
Marti Mowry
Alliance
Shelli Wentland
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Mr. Williams
Marion
South Dakota
Kloeppel Pump Service
Shaf
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Seventh-day Adventist Church
Ruth
Betty Brown
Marina del Rey
Clara Isaac
Porterville
Letha Willeta Gabridiel
Colton
John
Wasco
Voice of Prophecy
California
Golden State
Richard Wentland
Bausch & Lomb Science Award
Elmer Roy Unruh
Shafter City Council
Central Ave
Black Oak Nursery
Canary Island
Cornet
Safeway
Shafter, Ca
Clara J. Schnaidt
Henry SW. Miller
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