Annexation No. 59 Sewer Farm to Shafter City Council action
Public notice of a city council resolution initiating noncontiguous annexation of Sewer Farm No. 2 in Kern County. Includes hearing date February 25, 1983, protest rights, Exhibit A boundary description, and clerk notification requirements. Also cites appeals and fictitious business name filings in Shafter notices.
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City OF
Shafter
Shatter
Loral Agency Formation Commission
County of
Kern
Anheraken
Shafter Agations
Shatter City Hall
James Street
Shatter California
Clark
Dolores Robinson
Little
Public sale notice in Kern County foreclosure case
A deed of trust sale overview lists Alfred and Alicia Madriaga as borrowers with Federal National Mortgage Association as trustee. The property at 438 Rodriguez Avenue Swatter California 93203 is to be sold at public auction at City Hall Delano. Proceedings include a default, unpaid balance of 52 977.97 plus costs, and a July 1983 sale date notice with deadlines and required bidder funds. The notice includes clerk and county officielle details with addresses and dates.
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T.S
Federal National Mortgage Association
Alfred Madriaga
Alicia Madriaga
Kern County
California
United States
High Ave
Delano
Shatter
Kern
Proerty
Rodriguez Avenue
Swatter
Detaut
Federal National Mercy Association
Woodgreem Service Co
Wilshire Boulevard
Los Angeles
P.O. Box
County OF Kern Department OF Public Works
Clerk of the Board For Supervisors
Kern County Civic Center
Truxtun Avenue
Bakersfield
Board of Supervisors
Assessments boost approved by Acala Cotton Board in Visalia
The Acala Cotton Board meeting in Visalia approved a 1.50 per cwt assessment on cotton seed sold for planting, up 50 cents from last year, with a planned 35 percent cut in plantings due to federal incentive programs. The California Department of Food and Agriculture will collect the funds to finance 1983 testing and variety approval efforts in the San Joaquin Valley.
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Acala Cotton Board
Visalia
California Department of Food and Agriculture
San Joaquin Valley
Fred Starrh
Shafter
Bill Stone
Stratford
University of California
Dick Bassett
Bassett
California Attorney General
Fair Political Practices Commission
Department of Food and Agriculture
Robert W. Tracy
Frederick Wegis
Kern County
Paul Avila
Carlton Duty
Kings County
Norman Clark
Dick Markarian
Fresno County
Michael Germino
Aldo Sansoni
Merced County
Tulare County
W.J. McKay
William Franklin
Robert Lyman
Tom Miller
Hartford Smith
Richard Adams
Mavericks Association Plans February events for Kern singles
The Mavericks Association announces three February events for Kern and adjoining counties singles. Dances at Dante Hall Bakersfield on Fridays February 11 and 25 from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. cost 2.50 for members and 4.50 for guests with Gerry Adams’ and Bob Fowler & his orchestra providing music. A theatre party on February 18 invites members and guests to BCLOA Camelot, with dinner at Hodel’s on Olive Drive at 5:30 p.m. Reservations to 871-4937. more information at 871-5828 831-6996 or 399-6161.
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Dante Hall
Wilson Road
Bakersfield
Gerry Adams
Bob Fowler
BCLOA
Hodel’s
Olive Drive
Kern Union High School District meeting rescheduled to Feb 17
The Board of Trustees meeting originally set for February 7 1983 is changed to Thursday February 17 1983. It will be in the Board Room at 2000 24th Street Bakersfield and begin at 7 00 p.m.
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Kern Union High School
24Th Street
Bakersfield
Conservation Council outlines city wide water and waste plans
The Conservation Council presents goals for centralized information at City Hall, linking needy residents with problem solving resources, and engaging school districts to build conservation awareness. It targets water savings, street lighting, and community events. Meeting set for February 24 chaired by John Guinn with John Conley as co chair.
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CCC
City Hall
John Guinn
Public Works
John Conley
Pg&e
Richland Board Deliberates Policy Hearings and Student Proficiency
The Richland Board contends that pupils may not advance from primary to secondary grades without proficiency in basic skills unless the principal grants an exception. They held first and second hearings on community relations and philosophy goals and objectives, approving Superintendent Storie's recommendation to keep those policies unchanged.
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Storie
Founder's Day Program Promises Historic Night
Janet Johnson directs a Founder's Day program spanning from the 1950s to today featuring an oral presentation. Music director Mark Reppert leads the evening, with Randy Cross as Program CD and Bobbra Richland PTA President coordinating. Public invited to attend this special event.
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Janet Johnson
Mark Reppert
Randy Cross
Bobbra
Crime Prevention Week Emphasizes Neighborhood Watch In Shafter
During National Crime Prevention Week the Shafter Police Department urges citizen involvement in programs like Neighborhood Watch Home Security and Operation Identification. A Gallup poll shows 82 percent favor community crime prevention yet less than 17 percent are involved. Police urging residents to learn what crime prevention means and join this effort.
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Shafter Police Department
Neighborhood Watch
Gallup
Richard Hoffer
Shafter
Pesticide safety course offered at Shafter High School
A short term agricultural class on safe use and handling of pesticides will be held at Shafter High School Ag Building, 526 Manuel Avenue, Shafter, on Saturday February 19 at 8 a.m. Mario Ibarra will teach in English and Spanish. The course covers safety, equipment, first aid, regulations, handling, and demonstrations. Cards issued on completion. Class limited to 35. cancel if fewer than 20 apply. Reservations at 746-4961 or 805-327-2017.
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Shafter High School
Manuel Avenue
Shafter
Mario Ibarra
Call Shafter High School
Begonias Offer Long Bloom And Garden Versatility
Begonias resemble a banked investment with regular dividends of flowers from summer to fall. Dwarf, medium, and tall varieties suit edging, containers, and backdrops, with green or bronze leaves and red pink or white blooms. They prefer shade but tolerate some sun, require moist well drained soil, and are easy care for home gardeners, rebounding after cold snaps.
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California Association of Nurserymen
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