Shafter Depot Becomes Shafter Museum at Dedication
The Shafter Depot was dedicated as the Shafter Museum on October 9 1982 after restoration by the Shafter Historical Society. Alisha Lewis unveiled the sign and Amtrak ran a special stop to honor the event as community officials and residents praised preservation efforts and local volunteers. The depot, moved to its site four blocks from its original location, is listed on the National Register of Historic Places, with a banquet and multiple notable attendees including Stan Wilson and George Dade.
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Alisha Lewis
Shafter Depot
Shafter
Mail
Western Union Telegraph
Shafter Historical Society
Atchison, Topeka & Santa Fe Railway Co
Harlin Wilson
S.A. Camp Ginning Co
Shafter Museum
United States Department of Interior
Amtrak
Stan Wilson
Shafter High School
John Panici
Santa Fe
David Stanton
Tenneco West
George Dade
Fresno
Santa Fe Railway
Marge Siemens
Shafter Chamber of Commerce
Lloyd Link
United States
Stanton
San Joaquin Valley
Dade
People's Railroad
Wilson
Arspon Stier
United Sute
Frank Enns
The
Historical Society
Bill
Mike Hutchinson
Stephen Reimer
Shafter Mennonite Church
Lowell
Betty Bergman
Curtis Bergman
Ed Peters
Randy Toews
Tracy Ranch
Buttonwillow
Martha Stone
J.A. Jastro
Kern County Land Company
Tr Pena
Jentro
Murder at Samarippas Bar shocks Wasco community
Lupe Gonzales, 37, was fatally shot outside Samarippas Bar on South Shafter Avenue in Shafter. Deputies arrived at 9:13 p.m. and Gonzales died at Kern Medical Center. Motive unknown, suspect named but not arrested. Bar cited as a recurring trouble spot, with ongoing sheriff investigations and limited staffing.
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Samarippas
Wasco
Lupe Gonzales
Shafter- Wasco Sheriff's Substation
Shafter Avenue
Shafter
Gonzales
Kern Medical Center
Bakersfield
North County
Sargeant
Dan Harris
Rodriguez Park Council Hears Recreation Request
Rodriguez Park residents pressed for reinstating recreational activities at Rodriguez Park. A delegation read a statement to the City Council on Sept 27, asking city officials Police and the Parks and Recreation District to assist. A special committee of Cathy Prout and George Wise was formed to study renovations and report back with recommendations. The council also reviewed the 1981 82 city audit with CPA Ron Davis. An auction of surplus city property was approved for Oct 30. City Attorney stressed city property cannot be given away and must be sold.
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Rodriguez Park
Recreation District
Shafter
Parks and Recreation District
Cathy Prout
George Wise
Vaughn Crane
Ron Davis
C.P.A
John Thomas
Two fires destroy homes in Shafter area
Two large fires in Shafter damaged property and endangered residents. A home at 226 S Wall Street burned completely while contents worth about 12 000 were saved from the blaze. The second blaze on Stone Street caused several building and content losses totaling around 6 000. Vera Smart refused to evacuate to save her dog as responders worked to control the fires. The Grace Mann Lewis center near 219 E Highway was engulfed, with the response including City and County units and volunteers. Chief Bob Thompson reported the incident began at 9 29 p m and reached under control in about twelve minutes with damages exceeding 30 000 dollars.
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Vera Smart
Paul Petersen
Shafter
S. Wall Street
Stone Street
Eeedie Ot Hee
Richland School
Lerdo
Grace Mann Lewis
Bakersfield
E Highway
Bob Thompson
Mike Small Hutchinson
East Side
Hutchinson
West Side
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KEN County Library System
Wilsons
Dean Forney
George Fassig
Mr. Forney
Shafter Station
Ernie Meeler
Potter
Rupert
Cale Pelilene
Joshua
Mode T Ford Club
Issee Ap Tion
Rick Lawler
Nina Lei Sa
Siemens
Fred Starrh
Stan
Samarippas Bar
Harris
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