Virginia Brownell 88 longtime Shafter Press receptionist dies
Virginia Brownell died Saturday June 3 2000 at age 88 born May 21 1912 in Riverside she moved to Los Angeles attended UCLA and joined Chi Omega later relocating to Shafter in 1946 where husband Arthur owned Western Auto Store She worked 27 years at the Shafter Press retiring age 87 She was active as Shafter Women’s Club president 1949 50 and lifelong Shafter Congregational Church member She is survived by son Art Brownell and his wife Lois Memorial gifts to American Cancer Society.
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Shafter District Details Youth Program Signups
Retail sign ups for gifts for 1984 85 are being held at the Shafter Rivers End Park District. Call 746 3303 for information.
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SHS Graduation Set for June 7 8 2000 at Stadium
SHS will hold a graduation ceremony at the football stadium on June 7 2000 at 7 30 p m with 205 eighth graders also graduating. Maple School eighth graders plan to graduate June 7 at 7 30 p m in Sacramento and San Francisco follow good year remarks from officials.
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Nominations Open for Shafter City Council Seats
Nominations for Shafter city council seats begin July 17 and run through August 11. Five council members serve four year terms. current members Johnston and Cathy Prout seek re election, while others may file to fill open seats.
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Girls Summit Encourages Being Your Best Self
Richland Middle School hosted a Girl's Summit at the Neighborhood Activity Center sponsored by Shafter Healthy Start West Kern Mental Health KCEOC and Kern County Public Health Nurse. Seventy eight girls registered at 9 am, received art mural materials for the I Am piece, and heard a motivational talk by Shafter Junior Misses Katie Mack and Michelle.
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