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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1984

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Residents win round against crematory near Shafter

In Bakersfield a Kern County Board of Zoning Adjustment vote 3 to 1 with one abstention rejected David Sconce’s request for a four chamber crematory on Imperial Avenue between Shafter Avenue and Highway 43. Residents argued odor pollution and property devaluation while Sconce cited Pasadena performance and existing crematories. The decision halted the project, with continued debate noted.

Shafter Bakersfield Kern County Board of Zoning Adjustment David Sconce Sconce Pasadena Imperial Avenue Shafter Avenue Highway 43 California

Shafter council rewrites goals and expands light tests

The Shafter City Council adopted a 1985 goals and objectives report after a lengthy session at City Hall. They approved Public Works Transportation Development Act claims and plans to expand testing of turning off street lights on Central Avenue Lerdo Highway and James Street while seeking more information for residents and future budget savings.

Shafter City Shafter City Hall August Caires Frank Christensen John Guinn Caires Shafter Central Business District Lerdo Highway Guinn Central Avenue James Street Central and James Lerdo Cathy Prout Marian Hiebert Guinn TDA

Shafter Senior Northwest Complex For Seniors And Disabled

A new apartment building named Shafter Senior Northwest will house senior citizens and qualified handicapped residents. The complex includes a community room an office and a laundry area with financing from a rural housing program. Expected rents are 225 for one bedrooms and 280 for two bedrooms with rent subsidies. Applications to live there can be filed by calling (805) 322-4673.

Shafter Senior Northwest Department of Co Department of Gardner, — Canes Semen Val Itnienr Badine Gardner Fmha

Frito-Lay to Begin Building Near Buttonwillow

Frito-Lay plans a multi phase $100 million plant near Buttonwillow five miles east of I-5 and Highway 58. Ground breaking planned for early September with phase one a potato chip plant employing 500 and 200000 man hours of work. Completion spans four to six years with potential expansion one third larger than original.

Frito-Lay Buttonwillow Kern County Board of Trade James Radoumis Pepsi-Cola Company Frank Gavitt Board of Trade

Senior citizens benefit from SRPD trips and baseball outings

Senior citizens from Shafter join other locals on SRPD sponsored outings to Dodger and Anaheim stadiums and a Chicago Cubs game. The recreation district bought a 15 seat van to enable trips, aiding youth teams and seniors. Walker, a recreation board member, highlighted plans and hopes for expanding district programs for seniors.

Wendhing Shatter Maleo Langue SRPD Dodger Stadium Anaheim Stadium Recreation Soto Angeles Walker Porterville College

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