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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1951

Page

7

Notice of installment due date for Shafter-Wasco District

Hereby given that the first installment of the assessment levied against properties within the Shafter-Vanco Irrigation District is due and payable and will become delinquent if not paid by 6 o clock PM on Monday December 31 1961. A 10 percent penalty will be added. Payments may be made at the District office 435 Central Valley Hwy Shafter California or at Wasco News 804 Seventh St Wasco California. November 5 1951 M Allen Johnston Secretary. Nov 8-15 1951 one parking-21st & K Sts.

Handel Weat County Court House Bakersfield Kern County California Bank OF America National, Trust and Savings Association H. G. McBride Peart McBride Leroy Witcher Christian Handel Hook United States Kern State of California Shafter Mount Diablo Meridian Wern Salex Kern County Land Company Recorder Said Rank OF America National Trust and Savings Association RK. C. Bhinderliter Dan Loewen California Avenue County of Kern Harold W. Wiens William Gorrtzen Vendees Fresno Avenue Loewen Mumbing State of Shafter-Vanco Irrigation District Central Valley Hwy Wasco News Seventh St Wasco M. Allen Johnston Shafter-Wasco Irrigation District

Scouts Hold Hotdog Roast by Kern River Bed

Twenty five members of Rotary Boy Scout Troop 53 joined a hotdog and hamburger roast on the Kern River bed near the Waft Highway Tuesday evening. Four patrols practiced compass work and tracking to advance Second Class Scout standings with Acting Scoutmaster Kenneth Pipkin leading. Five fathers attended as participants. Upcoming events include a study night next week ahead of a future court of honor and a cookout at the A. W. Eckman ranch on November 27.

Rotary Boy Scout Troop Kern River Waft Highway Kenneth Pipkin A. W. Eckman Ranch

Ballot canvass set for Shafter Chamber of Commerce directors

A three member committee will canvass ballots for the 1952 Shafter Chamber of Commerce directors. Secretary Ernie Hofman reports 53 ballots returned with one day left for voting. Fourteen candidates compete, including Bill Johnston and L J Woodard. chamber president P C Clarkin will automatically join the board.

Shafter Chamber of Commerce Ernie Hofman Chamber Bill Johnston L. J. Woodard A. G. Mortimore R. M. Jacobus Bert Ware Paul Newell A. J. Hemingson Robert Somers

Boy 12 Injured In Auto Mishap On Lerdo Road

Curtis Wollard a 12 year old Shafter boy was seriously injured when struck by a car while cycling on Lerdo Road. The CHP said Jacob Baerg a Shafter chiropractor was driving and had just passed another vehicle before veering back into his lane. Wollard was taken to Kern General Hospital.

Curtis Wollard Shafter Lerdo Road California Highway Patrol Young Wollard Lerdo Jacob Baerg

Graveside Services For Ruby Hill 35

Private graveside services were held at 2 30 p m today for Ruby Hill 35 year old farm laborer Armstrong Mortuary in charge of arrangements He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Mitchell Hill Shafter three sons Ruby Jr Eddy and Teddy all of Delano and a daughter Shirley Mac Hill Delano He is also survived by four brothers and sisters Ted Hill Palo Alto Laura Williams Estella Scott and Alton Nelson all of Shafter

Ruby Hill Armstrong Mitchell Hill Shafter Ruby, Jr Eddy Teddy Delano Shirley Mac Hill Ted Hill Palo Alto Laura Williams Estella Scott Alton Nelson

John Nachtigall Rites Held at Local Mortuary

Funeral services for 83 year old John Nachtigall were conducted at Armstrong Chapel with Rev. Durwood Phillips presiding. Burial followed in Shafter Cemetery. A farm laborer, he lived in Shafter for 29 years and left a son John Nachtigall Huntington Park and two daughters Agness and Elizabeth Nachtigall Shafter.

John Nachtigall Armstrong Chapel Durwood Phillips Shafter Cemetery Shafter Route 1 John Nachtigall Huntington Park Agness Elizabeth Nachtigall

10000 Salmon Released From Coleman Station Fish Hatchery

The Coleman Station Fish Hatchery in Shasta County released 25,000,000 salmon in one year after hatchery operations completed.

Coleman Station Shasta County

Buttonwillow 4-H Named Outstanding Club at Bakersfield Event

Buttonwillow 4-H earned top honors at the Emerson School achievement program in Bakersfield with 98 points. Certificates were given to leaders Mrs. Bertha Beal Mr and Mrs Ted Olsen Barbara Olsen and others. It marked the sixth straight year Buttonwillow won the prize.

Buttonwillow Kern County Emerson School Bakersfield

Buttonwillow Farm Bureau elects new officers at luncheon

New officers were elected at the Buttonwillow Farm Bureau Home Department meeting held at Farm Bureau Hall. Mrs. Kenneth Wegis was chosen chairman with Mrs. Ford Williams as vice chairman and Mrs. Curtis Graves as secretary-treasurer. Guest speaker was Mrs. Harker Cunningham, Kern county chair, as members discussed program development and coordination. Decorations committee named: Mrs. Jack Frey, Mrs. Bill Brodbeck, Mrs. C. L. Blomquist.

Buttonwillow Buttonwillow Farm Bureau Home Department Farm Bureau Hall Kenneth Wegis Ford Williams Curtis Graves Harker Cunningham Kern County Farm Bureau Home Department Allen Bottorff Farm Bureau Jack Frey Bill Brodbeck C. L. Blomquist

Fire Burns Tracy Garage in Buttonwillow

A garage at the home of Darrell Tracy Buttonwillow postmaster burned for some time before a neighbor alerted authorities shortly before noon Monday. Loss included canned goods hunting gear and some furniture. Two county fire trucks kept the blaze from spreading to nearby homes as portions of the family remained unaware until units arrived.

Buttonwillow Darrell Tracy Tracy's Tracy

Barn party and dance at Ghilarducci residence

Nancy Ghilarducci hosted a high school party and dance at her Buttonwillow barn with barbecued hamburgers and wieners. Attendees included Dorothy Montez Anna Cauzza Josephine Banducci Beverly Johns Laura Ralls Patti Lewis Betty Lewis Janette Luchetti Richard Olive Fred Palla Don Mattson Johnny Cauzza Lewis Cockrell Jack Overton Ernie Ghilarducci Corky Foster Joe Pierucci.

Buttonwillow Nancy Ghilarducci Dorothy Montez Anna ,Cauzza Josephine Banducci Beverly Johns Laura Ralls Patti Lewis Betty Lewis Janette Luchetti Richard Olive Fred Palla Don Mattson Johnny Cauzza Lewis Cockrell Jack Overton Ernie Ghilarducci Corky Foster Joe Pierucci

Health Chief Reports Water Supply Approval

Shafter’s water supply has won state health department approval this week. A letter from E A Reinke chief bureau of sanitary engineering states samples showed no contamination at the time of sampling.

Shafter State Department of Public Health Utility District Board of Directors E. A. Reinke Bureau of Sanitary Engineering

Hunters Bring Back 96 Birds in Buttonwillow Hunt

Three days of pheasant hunting near Buttonwillow yielded 96 birds for a group from the Marysville area. Named hunters included Howard Jeffries C A Johns E L Goodspeed W D Henry Bob McKean C O Jackson Ford Williams and Van McCutchen. Dinner guests at Ford Williams home were E L Goodspeed H L Hughett Harold Reed R L Hughett Kenny Ringsdorf and Charles Hughett.

Marysville Howard Jeffries C. A. Johns E. L. Goodspeed W. D. Henry Bob McKean C. O. Jackson Ford Williams van McCutchen

Olsen elected president of Buttonwillow 4 H Club

Norman Olsen was elected president of the Buttonwillow 4 H Club at the Farm Bureau Hall meeting on Friday. Other officers include Roy Mattson as vice president Patty Fox as secretary Dorothy Olsen as treasurer Roberta Lewis as publicity Dolores Wolfe and Wolfe as song leaders Janet Olsen and Don Mattson as fun coordinators. A Christmas party is planned for December 20.

Bertha Beal Ted Olsen Barbara Olsen Dewitt Mattson Jack Thomson Marvin Jones Leland Olsen June Blanton Barbara Lois Pasley Janet Olsen Dorothy Olsen Donald Mattson Norman Olsen Roy Mattson Freddie Fox Patty Fox Roberta. Lewis Dixie Lewis Louis Wolfe Carla Blomquist Jerry Buerkle Joan Ghilarducci Nancy Beal Velma Dickey Darlene Garrison Donna Lawson Glenda Rey Aileen Bertrand Anita Alvidre Buttonwillow 4-H Club Farm Bureau Hall Roberta Lewis Is Wolfe Dolores Wolfe Don Mattson

Rio Bravo School Highlights National Education Week

Rio Bravo School observes National Education Week with committees from upper grades drafting stories and reports and creating posters as part of the school program led by librarian Marie Lil liehoorn.

Rio Bravo School Rio Bravo Marie Lilliehoorn

South Africa film opens Bakersfield Open Forum finale

Austen West presents an all color film and lecture about South Africa at Harvey auditorium tonight as the Bakersfield Evening High School wraps its fall seven meeting series. West highlights the country’s past savagery and present civilization drawing on his South African experience.

South Africa Austen West Harvey Auditorium Bakersfield West South-West Africa Ethiopia United States

Buttonwillow Tree to be Declared Historic Monument

At a Buttonwillow Chamber of Commerce meeting, Frank Latta and Richard Bairey of the Kern County Museum announced a three year effort to designate the Buttonwillow tree as a historical monument. Final state approval was granted and a dedication is planned for February. Allen Bottorff noted Buttonwillow Drive resurfacing completion.

Buttonwillow Buttonwillow Chamber of Commerce Frank Latta Richard Bairey Kern County Museum Allen Bottorff

Fellowship Leaders Hold Turkey Feed

Fellowship members of the Community Church held a turkey dinner Monday night before a Moody Institute film showing titled Hidden Treasures. The fall dinner planning committee included Mrs. Gene Vaught Mrs Arch Neal Mrs Louis Beal and Mrs C L Blomquist Decorations were arranged by Mrs Denton Stockton.

Tractor Fire Damages Machine Near Wasco and Tulare

A tractor owned by C. C. Reimer burned last Saturday after gasoline vapors ignited. Firemen reported $300 damage to the machine near Wasco and Tulare avenues. National Book Week notes: primary grades plan Story Book Friends posters to be displayed at the library all week.

C. C. Reimer Wasco and Tulare Avenues

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