Richland Board Plans Summer School and Budget Moves
Richland trustees set May 1 enrollment for a tentative summer program focused on remedial and enrichment courses funded by federal money. Supt. Cooke cited current enrollment at 1835 with a steady cafeteria operation and year to date net gain of $2,515.56, while outlining staff needs for 1970-71 and approving purchases for the aquatic center and library expansion.
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Tomark
Barber
Supt
Cooke
Richland
Gladys Hamlin
Professional Growth Committee
Dennis Harrison
Tom Flanagan
Perrincipal
California Fementary Schools Administrators Association
Supt. Cooke
California Association of School
Arene ‘and Assessment
Kern County Schools
Joe Sanders
Richland Gohart
Maple
Spring Institute of School Trustees
Bakersfield
Genevieve Craig
Richland School
Craig
Kern County Retail and Wholesale Sales Hit All Time Peak
The 1967 Census shows Kern County retail sales at 542 million and wholesale at 430 million, both records. Food stores led with 120.5 million, automotive dealers 96.6 million, and general merchandise 65.36 million, with payrolls totaling 67.38 million.
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Kern County
Kern County Board of Trade
Bureau of the Census
U. S. Department of Commerce
Commerce Department
Board of Trade
Oak Street
Bakersfield
Parks Speaks To Lions Club On Drug Problem
D C Parks a author and lecturer spoke to the Shafter Lions Club last Wednesday. He and his wife have traveled 125000 miles and spent 76000 on the drug problem. His latest poem Narcotics and Narcotics Addiction has been accepted and placed in the library of the Federal Bureau of Narcotics in Washington D C. Proceeds from book sales go to combat the narcotic problem. Parks set up a non profit foundation.
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D.C. Parks
Shafter Lions Club
Wayne
Arks
Federal Bureau of Narcotics
Washington, D.C
Adventists to Get Report of School April 25
Pastor Jones outlines Adventist view on church funded education noting 81 secondary schools and two universities operated without government aid. He defends church constitution and insists religious schooling is financially supported by church conferences and essential for moral citizenship.
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Shafter Seventh-day Adventists
The
Avent
United States
Vasu
Riverside
Poplar Avenues
Shafter
Kern
Jones
Rev Willard Harmon Guest Speaker at Local Church
The Pentecostal Church of God at 425 Shafter Avenue hosted Rev. Willard Harmon as guest speaker on Tuesday evening. Harmon and his family will depart for Brazil in June to begin Amazon region mission work, with prior service in Haiti and Brazil. Church pastors and elders visited them twice for prayers and support.
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Pentecostal Church of God
Shafter Avenue
Willard Harmon
Harmon
Brazil
Amazon
Haiti
Shafter Church
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Pat Packard
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