Buttonwillow Festival Sets Oct 10 Draw and Prizes
Festival plans were laid at Tuesday's committee meeting for Buttonwillow Fall Farm Festival on October 10. A free drawing offers a Las Vegas trip for two as the top prize, with tickets distributed by local businesses. Committee chairs were named for parade floats, concessions, and park events, including a kiddie rides operator and various activity leads.
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New Group of Books at Shafter Library
The Shafter Library announces new fiction and non fiction in the latest shipment. Librarian Harriet Mason lists titles including The Constant Star by Andrew and The Thirtieth Year by Bachmann among others. The next regular shipment is expected September 15.
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Festival meetings postponed to next Tuesday luncheon
Representatives from all organizations were asked by Chairman Jeffries to attend the lunch meeting at Dino's next Tuesday. They are advised to call Mrs. Alda Kemp to make reservations for the festival event.
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Ministers To Plan For Thanksgiving
A committee of ministers has been named to plan the Thanksgiving service at Union Church in Shafter. Rev. Dale Klint of First Baptist, Kenneth Ross of the Fi nonite church, and Rev. John Spear of St. Mark's Episcopal church will serve on the planning panel.
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Save Time and Take A Chance Not Worth Risk
Kern County Safety Council urges motorists to weigh minutes saved against risk. Council president Dean Gay cites tiny speed shifts, tailgating, and passing as examples that save seconds or minutes but increase danger.
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Travelers Question Value Of Time In Traffic
The commentary notes workers’ desire for a vacation and questions what they gain from saving moments in traffic. It ponders whether a few minutes saved justify the risk of traffic violations and possible court dates or accidents.
Fresno State Greek Groups Meet Sept 1 Deadline
Dr. W. Donald Albright, dean of students at Fresno State, said all FSC Greek organizations met the September 1 deadline for alumni or college imposed restrictions.
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