Brandi Root Crowned International Queen in Ensenada Visit
Brandi Root, a senior at Shafter High School, was crowned International Queen during a Lions Clubs ceremony in Ensenada, Mexico attended by about 300 Lions and family members. The event marks the Lions visit to Ensenada to view progress on three Lions funded schools and the joint project with the Federal Government supplying 545 used desks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brandi Root
Mexico
Ensenada
Lions Clubs
Lions
Lions of
Lions Club
Shafter High School
Root
Roy
Deanna Root
John
Shafter Lions Club
Shafter Lady Lions
Lions Club of
California
Kimberly Bowlin
Fresno
Felipe de J. Ricardo Lugo
Lions District 442
John Barabe
United Way Kern County Salutes Volunteers At Dinner
United Way of Kern County honored hundreds of volunteers and supporters who helped raise over 2.6 million dollars. The event on March 15, 1995 at the Red Lion Hotel in Bakersfield featured leaders elected to the 1995-96 executive committee and a 60 member board of directors including Dan White of ARCO Western Energy and Greg Costley of Dole Bakersfield. Vaudeville Express provided entertainment as United Way reaffirmed its mission to efficiently deliver social services and unite agencies to address community needs.
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United Way
United
James Watson
Beethel Petroleum Operation, Inc
Jan Richmond
First Interest Bank
Bill Grinstead
Time Warner Cable
Jon van Boening
Bakersfield Memorial Hospital
Janet Gillum
Calforms
Mike Blake
Union Bank
John Baltz
Texaco - Bakersfield
Gene Voiland
Cal Resources
Mary Beth Garrison
Cynthia Green
Harold Hanson
Community First Bank
Jerry Hoffman
Berry Petroleum
Herman Johannesmeyer
Frito Lay
David Kilpatrick
Santa Fe Energy Resources
Bob Lewis
Barbara Patrick
County of Kern
Cliff V. Peterson
Chevron
Charlotte Sears
Mobile Chemical
Mike Richard
Mobil
Bakersfield
Red Lion
Vaudeville Express
Mike Hicks
The
United Way of
Kern County
Community notices from Shafter events calendar
Shafter groups announce open depot viewing and tours by appointment call Denni Pearson 746-1557 or Stan Wilson 746-6890. Mon crafts meeting 1 p.m. at W C Walker Senior Center 505 Sunset Ave call Barbara Tisler 746-4049 for details. Second Monday Woman's Agron group meets 7 p.m. Veteran's Hall. Tue Bible study 10 a.m. Valley Bible Church 350 Pine St childcare provided call Nancy Wilson 746-6890 or Kay Kelley 746-2461. First Thursday Community Prayer noon to 12 40 p.m. City Hall. all churches invited.
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Shafter Depot
Denni Pearson
Stan Wilson
W.C. Walker Senior Center
Sunset Ave
Barbara Tisler
Woman’s Agron
Shafter
Veteran’s Hall
Valley Bible Church
Pine St
James
Nancy Wilson
Kay Kelley
City Hall
Police Blotter A Week of Local Incidents and Arrests
The blotter covers March 27 to April 2 with traffic stops at Lerdo Pine 105 E Lerdo and 800 Bik Central Valley Highway, a burglary on 30949 E Lerdo, theft at 111 CVH, and multiple arrests including Eliseo Mendoza and Dale Anthony Warren. Domestic disputes, weapon and alcohol related charges, and juvenile incidents are listed with dates, names, and case numbers.
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Lerdo
Pine
Mora
Jose Luis Doe
E. Lerdo
Gutierrez
Jason
Richland Jr. High School
E. Euclid
Snyder
John
Suingham Park
Martinez
Rolando
Peace Dist
Rios
Antonio
Hicks Lane
Baxter
Jim
S. Shafter
Gibson
Warren
Dale Anthony
Wmt
Osborn
Herman
Wall &L
Nort
Galvan
Noe
Golden West
Bank of America
Whygle
Earl
Larralde
Isidro
Hicks
James Wayne
James St
McDowell
Steven Doe
Bik Central Valley Highway
Yocum
Edward Lee
Cherry
Bill Albert
Terraza
Victor
Pacific & Lerdo
Valley & Central
Cronian
Ricky
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dan
Arco Energy
We Fund
John Stephenson
Kiwanis Club
Ben Grundy
Kiwanis
Wen
Fe Wien
Ford Credit
Aerostar
High St
Delano
Nissan
Century Limited
Shafer Police Department
E. Ash
Willow & Lewis
Marquez
Jesus
United States
Brown Jordon Tropstone
Talio
Weber Bbq
Annalee
Greater
Ming Ave
Toys “Rk
Us Plaza
Monthlu Sat
Sun
Adrienne and
Vaughn Wiggins
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