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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Mar 11, 1964

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Shafter High Names 1964 Girls State Representative

Sally Armendariz, 17, chosen as Shafter High School Girls State representative for California’s 21st annual program at UC Davis June 22 to 30. Alternate Julie Carrette of Buttonwillow will stand in if Armendariz cannot attend.

Shifter High School Sally Armendariz Shafter High School Julie Carrette Burtonwillow John Armendariz Eliott Shafter Leslie L. Robinson American Legion Auxiliary California University of California Davis Sally Nation Armendariz Lerdo Richland Medical Arts Pep Club Future Teachers Club FTC Bakersfield College Long Beach State Carrette Teofilo Carrete E. 2Nd St Buttonwillow G.A.A Medical Arts Club Frank Wisner Leon Farrand North Hollywood Shafter Unit Julie Pete

County-Wide 4-H Fun Night Set for March 14

The Rio Bravo 4-H Club organizes a county wide event at 7 30 PM March 14 at the Veterans Hall Oildale. Tickets cost 1 for adults 50 cents for children 4 H members sell tickets with 20 cents kept from each 1000 ticket sale door prizes include a half steer and a freezer lamb. The top ticket seller earns a free 4 H summer camp trip.

Veteran's Hall Oildale Rio Bravo Club Ronnie Sheffield Vivian Turner Carol Cummings Carol Enns Barbara Boggs Randy Boggs Charles Williams Richard Enns Darwin Smith Howard Sally Leonard

Tenure Granted to Four Richland Teachers

The Richland School Board granted tenure to Mrs. Leona Collins Mrs. Cletie Daughrity Mrs. Nancy Diltz and Mrs. Ethel Roselle at a regular meeting. The board also rehired present teachers save those opting not to teach next year and postponed a decision on a primary school library.

Richland Leona Collins Cletie Daughrity Nancy Diltz Ethel Roselle Bruce Crawford Crawford

Leap Day birth prompts odds talk in Shafter

Allen Wayne Stanley born February 29 1964 at North Kern Hospital to Odell and Mrs Stanley. He weighed 7 lbs 6 3 4 oz and measured 19 inches. Also Mary Ann Planck born to Harry and Mrs Planck from Wasco. Readers urged to calculate Leap Year odds and note local Scouts awards at Shafter Court of Honor with photos by Bob Bann.

Allen Wayne Stanley Odell Stanley Avenue North Kern Hospital Allen Mary Ann Planck Harry Planck Oak Street Wasco

Dedication of New Community Baptist Church March 22

Dedication of the new community Baptist Church in Willow is set for Sunday March 22 with duplicate services at 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Principal speaker will be Saiehen, associate at the California Capties Seminary in Covina. Interior finishing and pew installation nearing completion as gas hookup and miscellaneous tasks remain before turning over to the congregation.

New ‘Community Baptist Church Willow Ren Dominguez California Capties Saiehen and Seminary Covina

Dr Sutherland to Speak at Baptist Church Sunday

Dr Samuel H Sutherland president of Biola College in La Mirada California will be guest speaker at First Baptist Church 350 Pine Street on Sunday March 15 He will speak at the 1050 a m worship service on The Complete Christian and at 700 p m on The Pre eminence of Christ He will discuss Biola and its 75 acre campus described as a miracle campus with land paid for Western College Association and more than 1000 Christ dedicated students enrolled each year

Samuel H. Sutherland Bioly College la Mirada Calif First Baptist Church Pine Street Sutherland Christ Biola Western College Association

Damage suits transferred to Kern County court

Damage suits totaling 850000 filed by twenty Shaf ter people against Zuckerman Brothers General Potato and Onion Distributors Wallace Tiernan Inc Decca Pacific Service Company and Tops Chemical Company over chlorine fumes in a Zucker man shed from June 19 1962. The case moved from San Francisco to Kern County Superior Court. plaintiffs allege inhalation injuries due to a poorly ventilated shed and the chemical warning. The suit names multiple individuals including Louise Mincher Jolly Dolly Lemmons Nora Kent Dixie Lee King Jane D Lytakker Dorothy Moore Bernice Woods Catherine King Anna Hight Mildred Christian Phyllis S Coleman Bernice Benigar June K Tate Lextie M Jackson Frances Howard.

Shafter Zuckerman Brothers General Potato and Onion Distributors Wallace , and Tiernan, Inc Decca-Paciiie Service Company Tops Chemical Company Zuckerman San Francisco Kern County Superior Court Mincher Louise Jolly Dolly Lemmons Nora Kent Dixie Lee King Jane D. Lytakker Dorothy Moore Bernice Woods Katherine King Anna Hight Mildred Christian Phyllis S. Coleman Bernice Benigar June K. Tate Lextie M. Jackson Frances Howard

Chamber Cooperation Request Withdrawn in Shafter

The Shafter Chamber of Commerce pulled its request for city support of a April Clean-up and Paint-up program after objections from city employees and council members. The council approved gas tax funded street projects on Lerdo Elm Shafter avenues and several other streets for the coming year and pledged Tulare street acquisition if the Potter Tract is annexed. The Kern County Centennial Celebration was also approved for 1966.

Shafter Chamber of Commerce Shafter Frank Wisner Chamber of Commerce Garratz Lew Carroll al Mortimore Harvey Gaede Lerdo Schwidt Elm Shafter Avenue Los Angeles Street Central Valley Highway Valley Street Ash Tulare James Street Euclid Manuel Street Redwood Elm Street Beech Street Minter State Ash Street Valley State Street Mannel Beech Central Avenue Walker Manuel Potter Tract Tulare Street

Chamber Repeats Push for City Cooperation in April Clean-up

The Shafter Chamber of Commerce led by president Frank Wisner plans to request City Council cooperation at the next meeting to promote April Clean-up and Paint-up efforts. The move follows a prior withdrawal after opposition, with the committee authorized to spend up to 100 dollars to paint signs at Central Valley and East Lerdo.

Chamber of Commerce Frank Wisner Shafter Chamber Carl Moyer Central Valley East Lerdo Clarence Keller The Merchants Association Wisner Rhoades Development Company Minter Fantas Company

Scouts Honor Ceremony Awards 50 Earn Rank Upgrades

Fifty Scouts were advanced at the Shaf ter Court of Honor held in the High School auditorium with Vernie Parrott Jr. receiving the top Eagle rank. Lifes and Star Scouts were named including Alan Neuman, Mike Ogle, and Douglas Reimer. The ceremony featured Lew Woodard as writer director and Explorer leaders guiding pledges and invocations. Merit badges recognizing citizenship, world brotherhood, safety and more were earned by numerous Scouts from Troops 901 913 and 977.

Shafter Court of Honor Vernie Parrott, Jr Shafter Rodney Templer Mike Ogle Dean Johnston Thomas Frantz Douglas Reimer All Star Scouts Alan Neuman Bobbel Pat Kelly E. J Tenderfoot Robert de Scott Larson Mike Branch Enns Allen Futrell Nathaniel Johnson Simon Peters Dermis Ner Frank M Oscar Lundgren Randy Hill Mark Montgomery Ronnie Perkins Marvin Norman Victor Penner Thomas Unruh Neuman Donald Stepp Stepp Richard Little Merl Sperling Oscar Gren Danny M Harold Cornelius Chris Spohn World Brotherhood Keith Thompson

Fire destroys Jim Crabb’s Chevron station at Central Valley and Lerdo

Quick action by city and county firefighters averted greater disaster when a flash fire engulfed the Chevron service station at Central Valley and Lerdo. Ronald Perry, an employee, was cleaning the grease rack area when an explosion occurred. A 25 gallon butane bottle and a 500 gallon storage tank nearby increased the risk. Perry escaped unharmed and could not identify the fire’s origin. Damage was estimated at about 5000 dollars to the structure and 1500 dollars in contents. Fire units remained on scene about an hour.

Jim Crabb Chevron Central Valley A Lerdo Highway Ronald Perry Perry Standard Oil

Parent Orientation Sessions Planned at Shafter Schools

Shafter High School principal Arthur H. Johnson announced two parent meetings for incoming freshmen. The first session will be Wednesday March 11 at Button Willow Elementary School at 7 30 p m and the second Thursday March 12 at Shafter High School Auditorium at 7 30 p m. Parents may meet counselors and learn about school procedures and curriculum while discussing their children's classes. Johnson emphasized parental involvement aids a strong high school start. Attending staff include Hal Corrie Amelia Dawe Anna Lovelace Dan Bledsoe Carl Wells and nurse Mrs Selma March.

Arthur H. Johnson Shafter High School Johnson Buttonwillow Hal J. Corrie Amelia Dawe Anna Lovelace Dan Bledsoe Carl Wells Selma March

Also Mentioned on This Page

Audrey Leigh Wisner Frankly Speaking Lew Woodard Bob Bann Dr. Sutherland Baptist Church Kern County Jim Bryant Tommy Garber Stanley Neuman Andy Anderson Mike Cooke Mark Parrott Reading Jonathan Voth Marvin Neuman Vernon Isaac Scostelestor Troop 901 Alan Shafter's Court of Honor Vernie Parrott Parrott
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