Community Spotlight honors Shafter firefighter Jerry Schmidt
Jerry Schmidt of the Shafter Fire Department is featured in a community spotlight. The article covers his start in 1966 with the Department of Public Works, sixteen years as a volunteer firefighter, later roles as engineer and captain, and ongoing training in CPR first aid EMT.
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Jerry D. Schmidt
Shafter Fire Department
City of
Shafter
Department of Public Works
Kern County Fire Department
Jerry
Red Cross
UCSB
Jaws of Life
Fire Department
Thompson
Behavior change key to lasting weight loss says study
A beefy critique of miracle obesity cures notes experts favor permanent behavior modification over pills or shots. Customized counseling from dietitians, long term exercise, and balanced meals are urged, with referrals to Consulting Nutritionists Referral Service and hospital dietetic departments. </s>
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Doris Derelian
R.D
California Dietetic Association
Dietetic Services
George Washington Flud dies after long illness at 78
George Washington Flud 78 longtime Shafter resident died July 30 in a Bakersfield hospital after a long illness. Services were held Tuesday at 10 a.m. Mish Funeral Home Shafter with Rev. John Tatuh officiating. Interment followed in Shafter Memorial Park Cemetery. Survived by wife Sarah Capple Flud and children George W. Flud Jr Gaylord Flud Gilbert Flud Geneva Whitley Genevieve Godair Geneve Price and siblings Howard Henry Simon Flod Viola Weatherley 28 grandchildren 15 great grandchildren. He was a lifelong farmer last with Baldwin Farms. Born in Indian Territory Oklahoma, had lived in Kern County 36 years.
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Shafter
George Washington Flud
Bakersfield
John Tatuh
Shafter Memorial Park
Flud
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Kern County
Baldwin Farms
Sarah Capple Flud
George W. Flud, Jr
Taft
Gaylord Flud
Fresno
Gilbert Flud
Geneva Whitley
Genevieve Godair
San Diego
Geneve Price
Howard Flud
Henry Flud
Simon Flad
Viola Weatherley
Ada
Okla
Culp Opal Richard Graveside Rites Held in Buttonwillow
Opal Richard Culp 73 of Rt 1 Box 30 Buttonwillow died July 29 at home. Graveside services were at 10 a m Monday August 2 at Shafter Memorial Park with Jehovah's Witnesses officiating and interment following. Surviving wife Irene, five sons Joseph Brooks Henry Culp Samuel Brooks Kenneth Brooks Gary Culp, three daughters Zerta Taylor Divia Parks Betty Snyder, three brothers Jack Claude Henry, three sisters Juanita Mary Pearl, two and a half grandchildren and five great grandchildren. Agee Funeral Home in charge of arrangements.
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Shafter Memorial Park
Opal Richard Culp
Rt. 1
Box
Buttonwillow
Jehovah's Witnesses
Mr. Culp
Kansas
Irene
Joseph Brooks
Henry Culp
Texas
Samuel Brooks
Tupman
Kenneth Brooks
San Bernadino
Gary Culp
Santa
Maria
Zerta Taylor
Bakersfield
Divia Parks
Tennessee
Betty Snyder
Washington
Jack Culp
Claude Culp
Oklahoma
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