Lost Hills School set to open Sept 2 1960
Lost Hills Union School District announces staff additions at Lost Hills School Gary McDowell will teach ESEA Title I and science Janice Nelson recently finished at Cal State Bakersfield will teach fourth grade Cafeteria meals offered at 40 cents for 1960 81 school year Policy outlines free and reduced price meals with eligibility based on family income and special expenses Appeals handled by Administrative Assistant James Roberts and Superintendent John Bogie Details include application process changes and review rights Foster children eligibility and district office copy available for public review
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Lost Hills School
Gary McDowell Rane
ESEA
Lost Hills
Janice Nelson
Cal State Bakersfield
Lost Hills Union
James ,Roberts
John R. Bogie
P.O. Box
California
Resignation of Martha Novak draws editorials on Richland School
Letters to the editor express sorrow over Martha Novak leaving Richland High and criticize the administration. They question funds for magazines and car allowances, urge budget scrutiny, and call for parent attendance at the September 2 school board meeting to address perceived admin frills and protect education.
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Martha Novak
Shafter High
Martha
Richland
Richland School
Bakersfield
Brown in the service Brown in the service
Technical Sergeant Kenneth R. Brown arrives for duty at George Air Force Base in California. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Roy R Brown of 518 East Poso Shafter California and was previously assigned as an open mess manager at Alamden Air Force Station.
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Kenneth R. Brown
Roy R. Brown
E. Poso
Shafter
Calif
George Air Force Base
Brown
Almaden Air Force Station
Census Data Users Conference Held by Kern COG
Kern COG and the U.S. Bureau of the Census will host a 1980 Census Data Users Conference on September 29, 1980. The day long session runs 8:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at Hodels Bakersfield with a luncheon speaker. Topic focus includes 1980 changes, geographic definitions, questionnaire subject matter, census data products and data user services.
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Kern Cog
U.S. Bureau of the Census
Hodel’s
Highway 0
Olive Drive
Bakersfield
Nia
Bureau of the Cenus
Landfill hours cut by one hour countywide from September
Public notices announce all County landfills will close one hour earlier starting September 1 1980 due to shorter operating hours. During September and October Shafter Wasco and Buttonwillow landfills will accept refuse from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM daily. L Dale Mills reminds the public that scavenging at landfills is prohibited and items left become property under regulations.
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Arks
L. Dale Mills
Cnle Nane
Shafter-Wasco
Buttonwillow
Mills
September Immunization Clinics Extend Hours in Bakersfield
The Health Department in Bakersfield keeps Monday and Friday immunization clinics open until 7 p.m. through September 26. Dr Leon M Hebertson urges parents to visit these extended hour clinics to update their children’s vaccines. No appointment is needed. shots are free for ages 2 months through 17 years with a guardian’s consent. Information at 861 3644. Schedule includes Buttonwillow September 18 9 a.m. to 12 noon at County Building East 1st Street Shafter September 4 4 to 7 p.m. County Building 336 Pacific St Lost Hills September 9 1 to 2 p.m. Community Building.
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Health Department
Bakersfield
Leon M Hebertson
Buttonwillow
County
East 1St Street
State cigarette tax distribution to counties and cities
State Controller Kenneth reports August cigarette tax apportionment totaling 7,241,982. Kern County received 62,280 and Shafter 2,089. The 58 counties share 1,309,638 and the cities share 5,932,344. This distribution covers 30 percent of July retirements, 909, minus the state's 34,201 costs.
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Kenneth
Kern County
Shafter
Shafter Fire Department to hold annual auction
The Shafter Fire Department will hold its annual property disposal auction on Saturday, August 30 from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the fire station. Items from the Shafter Police Department that are non-returnable or unclaimed will be offered, including several bicycles and miscellaneous items.
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Shafter Fire Department
Shafter
Head Start Opens Applications for Fall Classes
The Shafter Head Start invites applications for Fall classes for children aged 3 to 5 including those with special needs. Applications start August 26 at 452 Los Angeles, Shafter, from 8:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday through Friday. Bring W-2 or 1040 forms birth verification and immunization records. For more information call 746-6477.
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Shafter
Los Angels Shafter Beginning
Saas
AARP Tour Seats Still Available for Next Trip
The AARP tour director Sylvia announces that seats remain open for the upcoming trip. Community members are urged to sign up soon to secure a place on the journey.
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Aarp Tour
Sylvia
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James D. Moss
Phyllis Thrasher
Mr. and
Mrs. Vaughn Crane
Lessee
Bunny
N.A
Central Avenue Shafter
Congress
Shafter Press
Frank W. and
Donald L. Reed
Rick Lawler
Weather Report
H. L
Pacific St
Johinsons Department Store
7Th Street
Wasco
Leys Career Club
Brooks
Scewalk Shoe Sale
Ant Ley
Shafter Fire Dept
Police Department
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