Shafter Community Group Notices Sept Activities and Seminar
Richland Lerdo PTA holds a Sept 13 17 membership drive with a 225 dues and call 746 2037 for details. Kiwanis pancake breakfast Sept 18 630 am to 10 am at Veteran's Hall 4 adults 2 children. AARP Chapter 2809 potluck Sept 20 1130 am at Veteran's Hall western dress encouraged. Shafter Convalescent Hospital hosts power of attorney seminar Sept 16 7 pm featuring attorney George Manolakas call 746 3912 for info.
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Former Shafter Press publisher Frank H. Wisner remembered
Francis Frank Harper Wisner 86 died Sept 8 in Shafter after a life in newspapers. He and brother Floyd bought The Press in 1962 and The Buttonwillow Times, later partnering with Jack Frost until 1969. Wisner retired in 1969 with wife Audrey Leigh. daughter Francine Gallane notes the family’s deep ties to Shafter. Born Oct 20 1906 in Scottsbluff Nebraska, he rose from paper routes to Linotype advertising manager before publishing.
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Richland seeks CSUB aid for school restructuring plan
RLSD has enlisted California State University, Bakersfield to study a K through 6 reconfiguration aimed at saving transport costs and expanding educational options. School leaders cite public school choice mandates under AB 1114 and propose CSUB help from Dr. Louis Wildman and his class to gather data for a January 1994 board recommendation.
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Elk Groundbreaking Set for 30 Million Elk Plant in Shafter
Elk Corporation plans a 150000 square foot roofing facility on 87 acres at the Randhers Oil site in Shafter. Groundbreaking set for 10 a.m. today with initial 90 jobs and potential payroll of 3 million after several months. The project, endorsed by city officials, follows rapid planning since 1990 and aims to boost the local economy amid California's slow growth. Construction to start this month, completion expected by late 1994.
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John Freshwater to Oversee Elk Operation Change
John Freshwater, with a bachelor of science in chemical engineering and an MBA, has served as process engineer and more recently vice president and general manager. He joins as supervisor for the Elk operation, aligning with roles in local boards and economic commissions.
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Drug arrests in Shafter for meth possession and child endangerment
On August 29, residents Juan Gutierrez, 33, and Amalia Gutierrez, 31, were arrested at 237 S. Shafter after a probation search. Officers found 23.5 grams of methamphetamine valued at $2,350, $289 cash, and a 1980 Datsun 280Z. They were booked at Kern County Jail on possession for sale and child endangerment charges.
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