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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1980
Page
3
A letter thanks readers for a $500 gift aiding Shafter educational programs. The editor’s page includes a lengthy criticism of the Nile Theater film Caligula in Bakersfield, urging moral considerations and quoting various sources on entertainment and religion.
Diane Bassett, Shafter High School senior, has been chosen to receive the DAR Good Citizenship Award for 1980-81. The senior was selected for demonstrating civic virtue and service, reflecting active involvement in school and community activities.
Classmates cite Sandra Diane and two others for reliability service leadership and patriotism. The faculty selects Diane for the Good Citizen award, who receives a pin and certificate and can enter the District Competition. District winners earn a $20 check. top winner advances to the state competition after a closed-book history test reflecting school and community activities.
On Wednesday November 5 1960 Dr and Mrs Jong Moon and children attended a Halloween gathering at Penawan room with pumpkins and decor.
Nina Mae Fields 60 of 126 Stone Avenue Shafter died November 1 after being hit by a car. Services were held November 4 at 10 a.m. in the Church of God at Smith's Corner with interment in Shafter Cemetery. She was a native of Antlers Oklahoma and lived in Shafter 31 years. Survived by husband George Alvin Fields son Lloyd Fields Wasco and numerous relatives. Mish Funeral Home Shafter directed arrangements.
The 14 District winners will advance. the State winner earns a Good Citizen pin and a $200 savings bond. Fifty state winners move to a national competition where the top prize is a $1,000 scholarship to the college of the student’s choice.
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