Chemist joins Shafter Experimental Farm staff
A former oil company chemist with ten years’ experience becomes the new chemical weed control specialist for the USDA at the Shafter experimental station. Wilkerson, from Davis with a master’s in vocal weed control, moved with his family to 271 Elm Street Shafter.
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Miss Kern County Contest Highlighted At Harvey Auditorium
June 29 events showcased contestants Sally Firkins Pilgrim Barbara Lee Jones and Joanna with awards and a top ten finish for Sally earning 100 from Kern County Board of Trade. Post notes praise for volunteers and observers amid local social updates and a brief National Park Service mention.
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Bill Carter Named Store's Manager
Bill Carter was named manager of Wheeler's Furniture Store replacing Rufus Britt. He began duties July 1 and is a 14 year Shafter Wasco area resident born in Stigler Oklahoma. Carter and his wife Eunice Guenther and daughter Marian live at 240 E Orange Ave. A special sale will start to welcome him.
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Food Banks Names New Manager Here
Appointment of Ted Farnesi of Sanger as manager of the Shafter store of Food Banks Inc was announced by company officials. Farnesi replaces Roy Kelly who will manage the Porterville store. Farnesi has worked at the Sanger store recently acquired from Justesen’s for 14 years. He was born in Fresno and moved to Sanger at age 10 and finished his schooling there. He and his wife Shirley and their three month old daughter Linda plan to move to Shafter once a two bedroom home is found.
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California Leads Nation in Wine Production and Consumption
California produces and consumes more wine than any other state, shaping national trends in viticulture, distribution, and market demand through its extensive vineyards, wineries, and associated industries.
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