Community events and fundraisers in Shafter area
A memory program at Walker Senior Center 1:30 p.m. is noted. Maple School’s Community Club hosts a BBQ and Carnival Thursday Sept 12 from 5 to 7 30 p.m. at Maple School. Shafter Veteran’s Hall tickets available 6 30 to 4 30 a.m. The meal costs 5 dollars for adults and 3 dollars for children 12 and under. Take out offered. Kiwanis sales help. Shafter AARP Western Style Pot Luck at the veteran’s hall Monday Sept 26 at 11 45 a.m. A K please bring a main dish and L Z a salad or dessert.
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United in Prayer for America after a Tragic Day
A poem by Margie Lopez calls for national unity after a day of death and destruction. It urges reliance on God, perseverance, and collective resolve to heal the land and remain in the land of the free.
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America
Land of the Free
Margie Lopez
Paul Petersen praised for long service to Shafter community
The Shafter City Council issued a Resolution of Commendation recognizing Paul Petersen for over 12 years with the Kern High School District Police Department, including his campus work at Shafter High School and his decision to resign to allow a resident to fill the role. Police Chief John Zrofsky praised Petersen for collaboration with multiple agencies and helping solve crimes with information from students. Petersen served in Shafter since 1981, rising to lieutenant and acting chief for seven months in 1989.
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Paul Petersen
Kern High School
Petersen
Shafter High School
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Edmiston
Peterson
Zrofsky
Paul
Lottie Cummings a Shafter pioneer dies near 100
Lottie Cummings a longtime Shafter resident who would have turned 100, died after a life spanning Oklahoma and California. She married Mack Cummings in 1920, raised nine children, endured the loss of her husband in 1941, worked at Mettler and Sons Potato Sheds for 25 years, and remained active in the community before moving to Kern Crest Manor. She was a member of Valley Bible Church.
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Shafter
Valley Bible Church
Mike Polley
Lottie
Matoy
Oklahoma
Indian Territory
Baxter
Miranda Gray
Mack Cummings
Allie
Heaven
Louie
Mack
Texas
Shell Oil Company
Charlene
California
Lee Gray
Mettler & Sons
Sunset
Kern Crest Manor
AARP
Shafter Women’s Club
SJV Cotton Grower Association Forms Marketer Partnership
The San Joaquin Valley Quality Cotton Growers Association authorized Beltwide Cotton Cooperative and Weil Brothers as exclusive marketers, aiming to showcase high quality SJV cotton worldwide. Led by Shafter resident Larry Starrh, the nonprofit formed in 1998 to prevent misidentification and maintain mill confidence amid a 1998 law change. Weil Brothers, a 124 year old firm, and Beltwide bring marketing options to growers.
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San Joaquin Valley Quality Cotton Growers Association
Weil Brothers
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