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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 2002

Page

5

Visions From Page 4 Girl's Summit Inspires Attendees

Shirley Floyd of Blue Cross spoke to more than 90 girls about setting high goals and possibility. Workshops covered nutrition relationships careers and hygiene. A mother daughter lunch by Don Pericos and a donated clothing fashion shop complemented the day. The talent show crowned The Little Devils as winners.

Shirley Floyd Blue Cross Don Pericos Little Devils Ducer Aigomobo

Kiwanis Awards Highlight Wednesday Meeting at Minter Field Museum

Kiwanis honored Paul Charron with a Super Distinguished Kiwanian Award and Rod Wiens with a Distinguished Kiwanian Award at a meeting featuring speaker James T Whitehead, Minter Field Air Museum chair. The museum at Shafter Air Park houses WW II artifacts and ongoing restorations including a Cessna T-50 Bamboo Bomber, Dodge base fire truck, Ford Jeep, and Plymouth staff car. Volunteers are urged to join. contact 393-291.

Paul Charron Rod Wiens Speek Ving Gts James T. Whitehead Minter Field Air Museum Shafter Air Park Walter Street Minter Field

Graduation Night At Shafter High Crowns 2002 Seniors

In a busy week the 8th graders receive diplomas and yearbooks while 6th and 7th graders enjoy activities and practice. Graduation is Wednesday at 7 30 p m at Shafter High football field with photos to follow.

Magic Mountain Hurricane Harbor Shafter High Yurico Gutierrez Yesenia Esparza Tammi Trojan Vanessah Acosta Alex Morfin

Political Views. Fred Davis recounts forced labor in 1943

Fred Davis of Koreatown Los Angeles testifies he was conscripted to break limestone for Onoda Cement Co in 1943 after refusing to serve the Japanese army. He seeks to sue private firms benefiting from forced labor, arguing California law allows such suits against Nazi regime allies. The judge rejects federal immunity claims.

Los Angeles Jae-Won Jeong L.A Koreatown Onoda Cement Co California Territories Japan Superior Court Peter Lichtman

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