Committee on Fairs oH. W. (Pat) 8 chairman of the Assem-
An item notes O H W Pat as chairman of the committee in the assembly with details implying a leadership role and committee assignment.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1953
Page
7
An item notes O H W Pat as chairman of the committee in the assembly with details implying a leadership role and committee assignment.
Public notices from Shafter California regarding property assessments and corrections under Division 11 rules, statements of sale of business stock at 101 N Shafter Highway, and invitations to bid for Richland School District audio visual supplies and furniture. Includes named individuals Walter Rodgers and Vernon Schmidt, notary attestations, and bid deadlines in June 1953.
1953 chairman Jack Fleming urged community merchants and residents to back a county fair style festival. He proposed exhibit spaces on California James and Sunset streets, funded by space charges, and urged ongoing leadership and a refreshed pageant program while dropping the aqua cade feature due to training and weather limits.
In 1866 Haviilah served as the initial county seat of Kern County marking the early administrative center before the seat moved to later dependent towns. The designation reflects the region's development during California's expansion era.
North Kern planning to attend the National Jamboree appointed Bill Siemens to lead four patrols with aides and appoints program chair Leonard Johnson camping director Fred Mason and first aider Dr. Leonard Duck attended the session. A bulletin will soon be mailed with equipment details and a community potluck is planned at Manuel Park for attendees and families.
Judge E K Grant reports he fined Hily Clinton Cavins Shafter Johnny Thompson 30 Shafter and Delbert Larkin Adams 46 Minter Village a total of 450 dollars each fined 150 dollars Cavins could not post bail and was sent to county jail.
Legislator Kelly champions an elementary district plan for tax purposes and other measures. He notes long-shot items and argues the earthquake loan extension and amateur radio license on license plates may pass. A utility district election rule would allow single candidate filings with reduced petition requirements.
L A Wilaas reported to Shafter Police Department that a toolbox, almost new, had been stolen from in front of his home. Roy Koenig, son of Mr and Mrs Martin Lepp, was visiting his parents for the weekend. He is employed as a file clerk at Los Angeles County General Hospital.
City readers totals rise with Wasco and neighboring branches reporting April 1952 figures. Buttonwillow posts 1258, Minter Village 1641 and 1224, Rio Bravo 1187 and 1294, Maple 1048 and 946, Shafter camp 905 and 501, Wasco Farm Labor 273 and 157, indicating growth overall.
Betty Jane Wilcoxon of 214 North Kern Street earned a bachelor of arts degree in education and Hal Eugene Williams of 230 Faber Street earned a master of science degree in education at USC's 70th annual commencement Exercises. About 3200 seniors were honored as Fred D. Fagg Jr. presided and Sen. William F. Knowland delivered the commencement address.
Oregon led filbert production in 1952, continuing its status as the leading producer in the United States. The report highlights state output and comparative national standings for the nut crop.
Dr. Jensen reported 1952 enrollment figures with 5700 plus students moving through Levan’s vetioo system. The October high school enrollment reached 5738, up from 546 the prior year, as crowded facilities and two temporary buildings prompt rushed plans for a new addition with groundbreaking anticipated in September.
Seaman Markle, nephew of Mr and Mrs Clifford Weaver of 112 Stone Street, visited Shafter last week after returning from Korea service. He served aboard a tanker as a storeman and left Tuesday for a 30 day leave with his aunt and uncle.
A brief note outlines structural features of the sports program on whey and aims to spotlight athletic offerings.
Local committee hears that the Fair board tentatively reduced booth space to 14 by 10 feet, prompting reactions from leaders across the region as preparations for the Kern County Fair Theme proceed with a planned salute to veterans.
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