Shafter City Council Reviews 2002-03 Finances and Outlook
The Comprehensive Annual Financial Report for the year ending June 30, 2003 was presented by Jo Barrick. The 138 page document includes an Independent Auditor's report and shows net assets of 42,199,495 with General Fund results including a 2,874,153 surplus. The report notes a stable financial outlook with growth and prudent budgeting.
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Shafter City
Shafter Department of Admistrative Services
Jo Barrick
Caporicci & Larson Certified Public Accountants of
Costa Mesa
City Hall
Bankrupcy
Shafter
General Fund
Starrh and Starrh Shape California Cotton Standards
The Starths Led by Fred Starth and family win the Farm Press Cotton Foundation Far West High Cotton Award for new farming standards. They improved water use with drip irrigation and introduced adaptable varieties like Acala Ultima Nova Sierra Dehapine 340 and Phytogen 76 while maintaining quality that set the San Joaquin Valley apart. Larry Starth chairs the San Joaquin Valley Quality Cotton Growers, formed in 1998, promoting Acala and Pima with a quality guarantee amid air and water concerns.
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Fred Sarth
Starrh & Marth
Farm Press/Cotton Foundation
University of California Cooperative Extension
UCCE
Shafter’s Starth & Starth
Starths
California
Bruce Roberts
U.S
Fred Sr
Sierra
CPCSD
Starth
Larry Starth
Fred Starth
Usda-Ars
Shafter Research Center
Remy
San Joaquin Valley
Starrhs
Larry
Bakersfield
Shafter Chamber to Install Officers and Award Banquet
The Shafter Chamber of Commerce will hold its annual installation of officers and awards banquet on Thursday January 29 at 6 p.m. at the Shafter Veterans Hall Tickets are available from Fabrics City Hall or by calling the chamber office at 746 2600 Special revival services are at Shafter First Assembly of God Church 150 Elm Street this Sunday Rev Mike and Brenda Vinson return to minister at 10 30 a.m. and 6 p.m. For more information call Pastor Charles Toy at 323 5961.
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Shafter Chamber of Commerce
Shafter Veteran's Hall
Chamber
Shafter First Assembly of God Church
Elm Street
Mike
Brenda Vinson
First Assembly
Charles Toy
Early Head Start opens in Shafter with 24 slots
CAP Kern plans a new Early Head Start at the Shafter Youth Center serving six weeks to three years. A March opening hinges on licensing. initially a Home Base program offers 90 minute weekly visits and biweekly group activities. Eligibility requires income qualification and parent work or schooling.
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Shafter
Euclid Avenue
Community Action Partnership of Kern
CAP
Sandra Cisneros
Cisneros
Ariella Thomas
Richland Board to Hire Two Assistant Principals
Richland District trustees approved two new assistant principals at the January 20 meeting to handle growing enrollment at Golden Oak Redwood and Richland Junior High. The hires will support academic and behavior interventions, attendance follow up, and free principals for long term planning as Sequoia School opens. Superintendent Lyle Mack says enrollment is steady, up 113 students from last year, with more schools planned for future housing growth.
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Richland
Sequoia
Golden Oak
Redwood
Richland Junior High
Lyle Mack
Bakersfield
Mack
Board of Trustees
Steve Mann
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Starrh
Bucs
Cubs
Baft
Shafter High School
frosh/soph
Arvin Cubs
Nye
Revivail
Richland Board
Margaret Baker
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