Shafter triumphs as Lawson hits grand slam in JV game
In a junior varsity clash, Charles Lawson delivered a grand slam with the bases loaded. David Randolph Earlie and Don Antoniovanni contributed hits for Shafter. Phillip Beltran allowed five hits to earn the win, while Fabbri took the loss for Garces.
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Charles Lawson
David Randolph
Earlie
Don Antoniovanni
Lawson
Phillip Beltran
Shafter
Fabbri
Garces
Garces Rams overwhelmed Shafter in varsity game 8-1
Garces High School defeated Shafter 8-1 on Friday May 15 at Shafter Generals diamond. Garces pitcher Silva earned the win while Shafter’s Garces? lacked offense with four hits led by Jack Silvera Jim Prendez and Nela Jan pitener.
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Sting
Garces
Dennis Giannini
Shafter
Silva
Garces Rams
SAVOR
Nssccacsccis
Shafter High School
Garces High School
Jack Silvera
Jim Prendez
Nela Janpitener
Seafter
Sullivan announces birth of Cynthia Michelle in Bakersfield
Mr and Mrs Anthony T Sullivan of 4412 Gordon Street Bakersfield announce the arrival of their first child a daughter named Cynthia Michelle She weighed 7 pounds 3 ounces Mrs Sullivan is the former Betty Jane Stringer of Shafter Grandparents are Mr and Mrs John Leach of Shafter and Mr and Mrs A Sullivan of Bakersfield
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Anthony T. Sullivan
Gordon Street
Bakersfield
Cynthia Michelle
John Leach
Shafter
Ian
A. Sullivan
Bakers
Steak Dinner Speaker Rev Ralph B Leads Del Ray Event
The Men’s Fellowship hosts a talk by Rev Ralph B founder and director of the Shepherd Foundation in Del Ray California. The foundation runs a youth academy and children’s home for underprivileged youth. Rev Files, former Chief of Police from San Luis Obispo, is well known in Shafter through his Sunday radio program on KWSO. Max Pierce served as program chairman.
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Ralph B
Shepherd Foundation
del Ray
California
One
Rev. Files
Cnief
Police
San Luis Obispo
Shafter Area
KWSO
Max Pierce
Kern County Planner Ken Schneider to Speak at Shafter Chamber
Ken Schneider of the Kern County Planning Commission will be the guest speaker at Shafter Chamber of Commerce next Monday. The noon meeting in the Shafter Motel Dining Room will cover Shafter's future growth and expansion. Members and guests are invited. no reservations needed.
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Ken Schneider
Kern County Planning Commission
Shafter
Visit in Shafter by Baker Family of Madisonville
Mr and Mrs Walter Baker of Madisonville Texas visited in Shafter for four days at the home of Mrs Bakers brother Mr and Mrs J W Wray of Merced Avenue Portland? Merced Avenue.
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Walter Baker
Madisonville
Texas
Shafter
U.S. Motor Vehicle Output Rises From 1958 In 1959 Period
United States factories produced 2 330 998 motor vehicles from January 1 to April 18 this year, up 604 483 units from the same period in 1958, reflecting a strong year starter across major plants.
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United States Automotive V
Cotton Word Origins Traced to Arabic qutun
The term cotton derives from the Arabic qutun or qutan, reflecting its linguistic journey. Historians note the word’s passage through medieval languages into English commerce and textile discourse.
Crawfords Return From Sacramento Vacation Visit
Mr and Mrs Sidney Crawford have returned from a week long vacation in Sacramento visiting their daughter Mary wife of Bill Blanset at his home They have three children and a grandson unseen since the baby's birth ten months ago.
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Sidney Crawford
Sacramento
Mary
Bill Blanset
AeroJet Corp
Crawfords
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Stringham’s
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Central Ave
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Gavriel Subin
Stanley
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Wend Lawson
Sawameenens
Underwood
Neufeld
Total
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Bratton Lawson
Salem
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Wasco Television Co
Wasco
Wasco F.V
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Duncan
Budget Food
Rccola
Farmer John's Table
I. Peg
U.S.D.A
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H. C. Hight
Pioreer
Scientific
P. K. Kroeker
Central Valley Highway
Shafter, Calif
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