Peters win FFA award at Shafter banquet
Four Peters win honors at the Shafter High School Future Farmers of America banquet. John Peters, son of Mr and Mrs John Peters, received the California Bankers Association Certificate award. Weston Futrell of Community National Bank presented the award and spoke on bankers supporting farming. Honorary memberships were added for Clarence Foster Bernard Dooley and others as the chapter introduced members and officers and theme of job opportunities in farming.
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Community National Bank
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California Bankers Association
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Thursday Moving Day for Police Chief Hanley Witcher
Police Chief Hanley Witcher moves to larger quarters after painting and renovating the former ex department building during the past week.
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Hanley Witcher
CSF Installs Officers at Shafter High School Ceremony
Charles Pineda is installed as CSF leader at Shafter California foundation ceremony last Tuesday at the school. Officers include John James as president Marcia Craig treasurer, and John Kelly a Shafter High School graduate and peace lawyer. New CSF members listed include Tim Anderson Charlotte Kathy Bergman Carrete Chron Marcia Craig Hare Kroeker Nickel Schellenberg Sperling Wiens Wilson Wipf Carrete Frost Smith Snively Wait Walker Cynthia Buckland Dean Hamman Kree Mettler Morales Nikkel Mota Rose Schroeter Schultz Wegis Adams Armstrong Brown Hale Harvey Higbee Ingle Johnson Leyva McCurdy Moquist Senn Mively Candus Torrigiani Turner.
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Charles Pineda
Shafter California Foundation
John Kelly
Shafter High School
Peece Renield
John James
Marcia Craig
Seery
Nancy Bergman
Jon
Dale Nickel
CSF
Tim Anderson
Charlotte Kathy Bergman
Inie Hare
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Sailyn Schellenberg
LeAnna Sperling
Gordon Wiens
Stanley Wilson
Gail Wipf
Mary Lou Carrete
Virginia Frost
Beverlyna Smith
Mary Snively
Linda Wait
Susan Walker
Cynthia
Gary Buckland
John Déan
Ronald Hamman
Pat Kree
Barbara Mettler
Yolanda Moralés
Bob Nikkel
Nancy Mota
Rose
Tom Schroeter
Kathie Schultz
Pat Wegis
Larry Adams
Armstrong
Kathy Brown
Gilbert
Rosamund Hale
Ralph Harvey
Jerry Higbee
Gary Ingle
Suzanne Johnson
Jesse Leyva
Cheryl McCurdy
Agn Moquist
Randy Senn
David Mively
Candus
Torrigiani
Turner
Booth Space Refilled for Anniversary Event
Booth space at Shafter Golden Loration is fully allocated. Spaces listed include Mrs. Willary Fish Pond Women of St Marks Church Hot Dogs Kappa Nu ice cream Senior Women’s Club Pop Corn FFA Candy Apples Job’s Balloons Firemen’s Auxiliary Cookies and Cake Horizon Girls Tea and Lemonade Key Club Dart Throw Lions Club Milk Can Throw Konoka Council.
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Frankly Speaking on Shafter 50th Anniversary Parade Plans
Wimpy Bender and parade officials meet March 29 with Frank Grossman of Santa Fe to discuss bringing Indians to Shafter for the 50th anniversary celebration. Renegade Band from Bakersfield College considers entry, and Bakersfield majorettes plan to participate. An Vasquez named Legion Boys State representative with John Hamman as alternate. Mardo Ohisson named Girls State representative.
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Frank Grossman
Santa Fe Railroad
Shafter
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Bakersfield College
Bakersfield
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John Hamman
Mardo Ohisson
Glenn Malcolm
Hospitality House At Vets Hall Rest and Gossip Hub
A Hospitality House will be set up at the Veterans Hall offering a place to rest and share news. The location is described as a community hub for visitors and locals seeking refuge and conversation.
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Mennonite Brethren Parsonage Groundbreaking Held
Ground was broken Sunday at noon for a new parsonage by the Mennonite Brethren church at Callifornia and Calloway streets. The 2030 square foot stucco home includes four bedrooms, two baths, a two car garage, fireplace, built in kitchen, and full basement. Pastor Dick and his wife and three children will occupy the home by September 1 as city officials and church members attended the ceremony.
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Judy
Jimmy
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Important Plans To Be Studied By Councilmen Budget To Be Set Soon
Five items led by Mayor Harvey Gaede will be studied at a night council meeting on next year’s program. Major aims include storm improvement purchases, codification of ordinances, and a new budget with a replacement program for trucks and equipment. Codifying Shafter ordinances may cost 15 000 to 20 000 dollars plus filing and printing. The business license ordinance was deferred, planning commission changes were urged, and a railroad crossing improvement request at Central Avenue was submitted to Santa Fe for smoothing.
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Shafter
Dick Zenk
Planning Commission
Roy Farrell
Central Avenue
The
Santa Fe
Harold Wiens
Shafco
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