Weekend News From Shafter and Nearby Areas
Week end guests visit Shafter from Bakersfield and Porterville. Residents and former locals travel to Balboa Montery and Dinuba while others host visitors from Los Angeles and Stockton. Missionaries visiting Shafter Mennonite community plan further church tours.
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Los Angeles
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Margaret Hofman
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Katherine Wedel
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Kansas
San Joaquin Diverted Again at Friant Dam Site
Work progresses on Friant Dam as the San Joaquin River is redirected into three 14 foot conduits and a spillway apron. Concrete pours reach 5 500 cubic yards daily while 1 500 workers remain employed on the project under Griffith and Bent contractors.
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Red Williams
R. S. Calland
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Griffith Company and Bent Company
Bureau of Reclamation
Drunk Driving Sentence Given In City Court
O. C. Nix received a 30 day road camp sentence after appearing before Judge F. E. Manuel for a drunk driving charge. He faced a choice between a $60 fine or the road camp term.
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O. C. Nix
F. E. Manuel
Nevada Slim Sings Wildflowers Theme At Shattes Club Luncheon
Nevada Slim performed a song about Kern county wildflowers at a noon Shattes Business Men's association meeting at Crawford's cafe. Attendees included Ralph Agey Minnie Symmes Burtch Emory Gay Hoffman and Vern McLeod as guests. The session focused on planning ceremonies in Shafter.
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Nevada Slim
Shattes Business Men’s Association
Crawford’s Cafe
Ralph Agey
Minnie Symmes Burtch
Emory Gay ‘Hoffman
Kernounty Chamber of Commerce
Vern. McLeod
Shafter
Crown of Flowers Marks City Pageant
Last Sunday a community event celebrated a flower queen with a public procession through the fields. Residents gathered to honor the queen as local horticultural groups showcased blooms and garden displays.
Hicks Dates Set For Shafter High Open House and Hicks Day
Dates for two school events were announced. Open house is set for May 2 at Shafter High School. Hicks Day will be April 25 featuring the customary ceremony for students and staff.
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Shafter High School
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