Alley Pick-Up Concludes Week in Shafter
Shafter Public Works reports the last alley pick up of the week finishing the annual tree pruning and trash collection. Crews worked on the west side this week after east side work last week, aided by ideal weather. City Public Works Director Lewis E. Carroll warns residents there will be no second passes after completion and crews will not return to areas already served.
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Shafter Public Works Department
Lewis E. Carroll
City Public Works
Vaughn
Los Angeles
Ventura
Kern
San Bernardino
Riverside
Casa Grande
Casa Royale
Kern County
California
Hy Heald of Kent
Los Angeatc
Plannaughn
Southern California
Coot Shooting Opens Near Buttonwillow Area
Three thousand acres near Buttonwillow will host public coot shooting on February 1 and February 8. Cecil Tracy of Tracy Ranch, Inc., says thousands of coots in Goose Lake, Kern County, require hunting and that licenses will be required. Hunters meet at 1 p.m. at Rowlee Road and Lerdo Highway.
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Buttonwillow
Cecil Tracy
Tracy Ranch, Inc
Goose Lake
Kern County
California
Tracy
Rowlee Road
Lerdo Highway
Local church elected deacons and budget approved
Mervin Neufeld and others were elected to church boards including deacons and deaconesses, with John Dobbs and Jean to Christian education and Merrill Thomas to Christian missions. Neal Olsen named chairman of the nominating committee as the 1970 budget of 29230 was approved. a loan payoff was announced.
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Art Craig
Mervin Neufeld
Et Neufeld
Deconesses
Lorene Hill
Georgette Kadel
Catherine Wey
Board of
Christian Education
John, Dobbs
Jean. Ryan
Christian Missions
Merrill Thomas
Anina Channeson
Neal Olsen
Verl Nash
Roy Farrell
Elaine Neufeld
Almberg
Stacey Sends Questionnaires On Key Topics
Assemblyman Kent H Stacey announced mailing a questionnaire to every registered voter in the 28th Assembly District. It asks about topics likely to be of interest to Californians and to the Legislature in 1970 with space for comments. He urged recipients to return responses to his Sacramento office and invited nonreceivers to contact him.
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Kent H. Stacey
Bakersfield
California
Consut
Stacey
Diplomats Tour Kern County Farms and Facilities
A group of 33 diplomats visited Kern County touring farms in Belridge Lost Hills areas, the Douglas Ranch, carn/feed lots, citrus and almond groves, a cotton gin, USDA Cotton Research Station, and new mechanical harvesters. Mood was positive with praise for farming scale, capital needs, and local hospitality. Ayad Munir of Iraq and Rayne from Norway were among the attendees.
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Phil Jeffrieson
Lachenmaier
Shafter
Camp & Mebane
Porterville Road
Molapo
Sotho
Washington
United Nations
Lesotho
Republic of South Africa
Great Britain
Maryland
Per Rayne
Norway
Fred Starrh
Germain Rose Farm
Richland Cotton Gin
USDA
Camp Mebane
Delano
Ravne
U.N
Rayne
Ayad Munir
Iraq
Jim Freyberger
Douglas Ranch
Belridge
Buttonwillow
Bakersfield
Oildale
Porterville
Shafter-Wasco
Lost Hills
California Aqueduct Water
Munir
Kern County
Kern
Adult Sewing Class Starts February 2nd
Enrollment for the spring semester sewing class at Shafter High School begins Monday evening February 2 in Room 24 Homemaking Dept. Mrs. Carolyn Jackson will teach from 7 to 10 with 7-8 for beginners 8-9 for general help and 9-10 for advanced demonstrations. Call 746-2046 for details before February 2.
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Shafter High School
Carolyn Jackson
Jackson
Bond Sales Down Slightly in Kern County
Kern County U S Savings Bonds Chairman G L Seitz released final figures showing 5 217 112 in Kern County sales for the past year and 361 343 523 for California versus 5 386 264 and 397 149 156 respectively last year. Seitz called the year one of thrift and safety, while governors and hosts welcomed the delegation in Bakersfield during a two week California visit.
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Kern County
U. S. Savings Bonds
G. L. Seitz
California
Los Angeles
Jerry Cappello
Kern County Farm Bureau
Fred Morris
Bakersfield
Munir
Iraq
Scout Recognition Dinner at the Civic in Bakersfield
The Scouters Recognition Dinner takes place January 30 at the Civic auditorium Bakersfield, beginning 7 00 pm. Tickets cost 3 50 per person and include the full program with Gold Star units and Silver Beaver honors. Franklin Pell chairs the event with Dr Ray Pederson Fogarty Ken Gallup and others assisting. districts will provide table decorations.
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Civic Auditorium
Bakersfield
Frank Pell
Council
Our Councils
Ray Pederson
Dds
Fogarty
Ken Gallup
Robert Kolb
George Paulsen
Martin Ons
Ray Mish
Stout
Scout Center
Mendota Justice Court Fines and Jail Time Declared
Carl Lewis Baker of 1117 Central Valley pleaded guilty to drunken driving and received 30 days in jail. Elias T. Barrera of 300 Thompson was fined 182 dollars and given 30 days in jail suspended for two years.
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Mendota
Calif
Cit
Chary
Carl Lewis Baker
Central Valleyay
Elias T. Barrera
Thompson
Shafter Press Publisher Announcements and Rates
The Shafter Press notes its weekly publication from Shafter California with second class mailing details and a 1936 water Act reference. It lists EMIL FROST as publisher and Paul Groves as printer along with subscription rates for Kern County.
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Shafter
California
Congress
Cal
Emil Frost
Cee Ie
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