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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1984

Page

8

Fourth of July joy fills Shafter stadium crowd over two thousand

The Shafter High School stadium hosted the annual Fourth of July Celebration drawing an estimated 2,000 attendees. Residents arrived with lawn chairs and blankets for hamburgers by the Shafter Stingrays Swim Club, T Ball All Star games, a marching band, patriotic program, flag ceremony, baton group performances, and a grand fireworks display by local volunteers and Wasco crews.

Shafter High School Shafter Stingrays Tball Menpea Shafter United Methodist Church Gary Ingle Jenny Engle Mark Reppert Jim Presley Ver Nash Don Zachary USA Delbert Regeir Mennonite Brethren Church of South Shafter Cub Scout Pack 913 Roy Josie Ramirez Cheryl Toews Anita Self Telo Charles Santillan Wasco Jerry Schmidt Kern County Fire Department Shafter

Shafter to Get 7000 Federal Transit Aid for Vehicle

Rep Bill Thomas announced Kern County towns receive Section 18 funds for public transit in non urbanized areas. Shafter will buy a six passenger wagon with radio at a total cost of 16000 dollars, California City gets 16000 for a 12 passenger vehicle with radio, Maricopa and Taft receive 6000 and 30000 respectively for operating expenses for 1983-85.

Bill Thomas Bakersfield Shafter United States Department of Transportation Kern County California City Maricopa Thomas

Farmers urged to file acreage reports change in 1985 base acres

Dan Carothers, County Executive Director for the Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service, urges all farmers to file acreage reports for 1984 to establish the 1985 base acres. Reports cover all crops including vines trees vegetables and program crops such as cotton rice feed grains and wheat. Appointment cards have been issued and must be kept on time.

Dan Carothers The Agricultural Stabilization Conservation Service

Students Share Local Scholarships From Buttonwillow Groups

The Buttonwillow Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture and the Buttonwillow Lions Club awarded scholarships totaling 3050 dollars to local students. Shafter High senior Chris Barulich won 1000 dollars, Bettina Romanini and Tina Sherwood each 500 dollars. Denny Sate received 750 dollars and Brenda Rodriguez 300 dollars from the Arthur and Martha Williams Family Fund.

Eric Sweden DeVries Shafter High Hans Pettersson Buttonwillow Buttonwillow Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture Chris Barulich Bettina Romanini Tina Sherwood Arthur and Martha Williams Denny Sate Brenda Rodriguez

Shafter community calendar highlights upcoming meetings

Wednesday July 11 Kiwanis Club noon at Veteran's Hall. Thursday July 12 Historical Society board 7:30 p.m. at Depot Museum. Friday July 13 Chamber of Commerce noon at JD's. Monday July 16 Boosters Club 7 p.m. at Shafter High School cafeteria. American Legion Post 213 8 p.m. at Veteran's Hall and Auxiliary 7 p.m. at Veteran's Hall.

Shafter Kiwanis Club Veteran's Hall Shafter Historical Society Board Shafter Chamber of Commerce Jd's Shafter Boosters Club Shafter American Legion Post American Legion Auxiliary

Four Shafter Scouts Attend Camp Kern Huntington Lake

Four Shafter scouts Darren Bogie Pete Deluna Max Tennison and Jimmy Morgan of Scout Troop 913 left Sunday for Camp Kern at Huntington Lake for a week of activities. Camp Director Del Yantis and Program Director Bob Bode organized programs for scouts from Inyo Kern and Mono. More than 800 Scouts Webelos Explorers and leaders expected during the 1984 season.

Darren Bogie Pete Deluna Max Tennison Jimmy Morgan Kern Huntington Lake Richland Inyo Mono del Yantis Bob Bode Mountain Lake Shafter Camp Kern Dave Sememner Come Sete Morgan Shafter Troop Queen's Scout England

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Disneyland Kern County Fair Kern Shafter High Stadium Shafter United Methodist Youth For Understanding Martha and Wade DeVries YFU International Student Exchange McFarland West Germany Finland Belgium Japan YFU Reimer Ika Tobieson Cortez Tica Alvarez Colombia Juha Heikkinen Lewis YFA Martha Taft Hanee USDA Buttonwillow Lion's Club
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