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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Feb 29, 1984

Page

2

Shafter Council Approves Preapplication for FmHA Sewer Funds

City Council reports time for preapplication work to FmHA for sewer plant renovation funding. Wasco denied funds. Unanimously approves preapplication. Authorization of funding for transit assistance program and potential wagon purchase. Ordinance 316 designates A-3 zoning. Building appeals board seeks member. Church construction progress noted. Public comments discuss Acacia and Redwood site rumors and county notification. Community service officer hired. next meeting March 12.

John Guinn Fmha Wasco City of Shafter George Wise Board of Building Appeals Free Will Baptist Church Verl Nash Acacia Redwood Wise Prout Torney Richard Oberholtzer Cathy Prout Rotary Club Armstrong Nurseries Pat Wilson Wilson Christensen Police Department Martha Harris Thomas Deanna Root Marland Hiebert Riley Ashby Shafter City Lam

Richland school board weighs summer classes and mentor program

The Richland School board discussed expanding the summer school program with math and science classes and the migrant program. Enrollment stands at 1717 and may rise with migrant children arriving in April. Plans include using Lerdo School space, busing details, and building remodeling delays while an architect checks classroom size and asbestos risk. The State funded mentor program could fund two teachers as advisors, with 40 percent of their time in mentoring duties, though details remain undecided. The meeting closed to the public for personal matters and RTA negotiations. The next meeting is March 5 in the Music Building at the Intermediate School.

PTA Stone Richland Lerdo Lerdo School Shatter Janet Johnson Shafter RTA

Multiple arrests and incidents reported in Central Valley area

Police logged theft report of a car battery valued at sixty dollars. Sergio Lucatero and later Sergio Solorio were arrested for driving without a license and driving under the influence, with an outstanding warrant found. A juvenile and others faced DUI charges, open container, and public intoxication. Beatrice Melenderez and Mary Davidson faced related charges. bail set at various amounts. A burglary report valued at 450 dollars and property damage from a damaged fence were noted. An eight year old was found alone and taken to grandmother’s home. Emergency patrols and public works notified after park injury and a bar fight was reported. An anonymous call reported a child left alone. Bail set for several warrants and charges.

Sergio Solorio J. L. Davis Lerdo Beatrice Melenderez Rodriguez Shafter Alfredo Gutierrez

Deadline for Cow Palace entries nears for junior expo

Final deadline for the 38th annual Junior Grand National Livestock Exposs at the Cow Palace is just days away, with entries due by the Saturday March 2. 4-H and FFA members must mail to the Livestock Dept Cow Palace Box 4206 San Francisco CA 941M. The event runs April 13 to 17 and includes California High School Rodeo finals April 14 to 15 and a junior horse show April 19 to 24.

Cow Palace FFA Livestock Dept San Francisco

Don Zachary A Shafter Civic Leader And Family Farmer

Don Zachary born in Bakersfield raised near Shafter is a longtime farmer and civic volunteer. He runs Clyde eating and Sons Farms with his son David while Randy recovers from an accident and nine grandchildren reside mostly in Shafter. He led 20 30 Club Kiwanis and the Chamber of Commerce and served on the Shafter Planning Commission from 1969 to 1980 and on the Public District trustees board. He emphasizes sewer plant growth planning and council staff communication and says the city’s fate rests with the elected council.

Battle Bakersfield Shafter Rio Brave Shafter High School FFA Ferrelene Don Zachary David Larry Zachary Airport Bus Randy SHS Don Zachary Clyde |Eatin and Sons Farms Kiwanis' Club Chamber of Commerce Shafter Planning Commission Kern Board of Supervisors Planning Commission

Two Wasco men dead over weekend

John Wayne Peters 25 of Wasco was found dead at Bradford and South Oleander in Bakersfield. Deputy investigators followed up on a possible homicide with an autopsy pending. In a separate accident Kevin Eric Smith hit a Santa Fe freight train at Ave. 120 Pixley at 2 a.m. He died from massive head injuries while employed as a saw filer at Rancher's Cotton Oil near Shafter.

Wasco John Wayne Peters Bradford South Oleander Bakersfield Kern County Sheriff's Department Kevin Eric Smith Santa Fe Pixley Visalia Highway Patrol Ave. 120 Smith H.P.D Highway Patrol Shafter

Steirn to keynote MAPA annual installation

MAPA will host its annual installation of officers on Saturday March 3 in Veterans Hall. A social hour runs 6 to 7 30 p.m. with an enchilada dinner and entertainment. California State Senator Walter Steirn will deliver the keynote, representing Kern County from the 16th District with six consecutive terms and a focus on education.

Kern County Steirn Deanna Root Gloria Rodriguez

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