Shafter area youth sports and city election notices
Aug 11 coaching clinics by AYSO announced at Shafter Sports complex. Youth signups continue for AYSO soccer. contact Jim Crabb at 746-2643. Shafter Library hosts Aug 16 puppet show for all ages. call 746-2156 for details. Final day to register for Shafter Buttonwillow Roadrunners football. practices Aug 15, season starts Sept 3 in Arvin. SHS fall sports phys list and volleyball practice begin Aug 15. contact Coach Shoenhair at 872-1654. Nomination papers for three Shafter City Council seats due Friday 5 p.m.. election Nov 8, 1988. CBMC breakfast Wednesdays 6:30 a.m. at JDs, luncheons start Sept 1 at Yee’s.
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American Youth Soccer Organization
Vilege
Shafter Sports
Jim Crabb
Shafter
Shafter/Buttonwillow
Shafter High School
SHS
Vickie Shoenhair
Shafter City
Shafter City Hall
James St
City of
Shafters
Gate fee hike proposed for Kern County dump sites
Joseph Comstock of the Kern County Public Works Department told Shafter City Council on August 8 about proposed gate fees at county dump sites. Fees for class I vehicles range from 2 to 98 dollars, with collection postponed to December 1, 1988. The plan includes installing electricity and cash registers at each dump site and charging county hauling operations and city trucks for dumping. City costs could reach 109000 dollars this fiscal year and potential rate increases are discussed.
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Joseph Comstock
Kern County Public Works Department
Shafter City
Bena
Comstock
Marland Hiebert
Shafter
Cathy Prout
Guinn
Lerdo-Lerde School Plan With Band Transit Details
The plan proposes Lerdo-Lerde School housing 75 students with two kindergarten classes and at least one class for grades one through six. Kindergarten runs 8:30 to 2, grades 1-6 from 8:30 to 3. Volunteer appeal stresses smaller classes. Fourth to sixth graders need more volunteers. A music program will bus instrument players to Richland for band, with Richland class times 8:30 to 2:15 for grades 1-3.
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Lerde Priginal
Bill Cummings
Lerde
Lerdo
Richland
Richland School
Merger Proposal Seeks Lerdo Richland School Tie In
Voters will decide on a single district merger linking Lerdo and Richland with an annexation plan. If approved, five board members would be elected, interim superintendent George Bury would oversee Lerdo while Richland’s chief remains, and personnel and cafeteria services would shift from Richland. Lerdo’s 300 capacity school now enrolls about 50, addressing space by merging into Richland facilities.
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Tendrichland
Noy
Lerdo
Richla
George Bury
Richland
Final salute to Red Morgan a Shafter veteran laid to rest
Final salute to Red Morgan long longtime Shafter resident and World War II veteran laid to rest at Memorial Park services led by Rev Jim Neal and the Greater Bakersfield Veterans Association. Morgan 70 died August first in a Bakersfield hospital after 45 years in Shafter and service in the 99th Division under General Patton. He received the Bronze Star and Silver Star and earned the Good Conduct Medal and other honors. He chaired Avenue of Flags and numerous American Legion activities and served on Kern County boards and the Veterans Preference Committee.
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Shafter
Memorial Park
Jim Neal
First Southern Baptist Church
Greater
99Th
3Rd Army
G Patton
France
Rome-Arno
Rhineland
Ardennes
Europe
American Defense Service
EAME
Morgan
American Legion Wumen
Pir
Ara
American Legion
National Veterans Preference Committee
Leon
John Sloas
Sloas
Ill Banks
The
Legion
Enya
Pet Wee
Am Legion
Kern County Apervisor
Kern County Heritage Commission
County Election Board
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Election Board
Jesse Leon
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Ishafter
Susan Valdez
Christian Business Men’s Committee
J.d.’S
CBMC
Yee’s
Weather Report
Poor Eee
Peer Renee Eeeeeeee
Meus
State Department of Motor Vehicles
Walker Street
Kern County
DMV
Red’ Morgan
Lh Seas Noel
Chaffin
Forte Pe
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