Digest of State School Laws Arrives for Kern County Copies
The 175 page digest summarizing 1968 California education legislation was compiled by Kern County educators led by Harry E. Blair and Dr. Cleon C. Caldwell. It compiles nearly 5,000 new bills and resolutions with highlights on textbooks, testing, bonds, and certifications for ready reference. Board members will receive copies at the December 16 meeting in the Civic Center.
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Harry E. Blair
California
Legislation
Assembly
State Senate
Legislative Counsel’s Digest
Cleon C. Caldwell
Kern County
Kern County Board of Education
Car Damaged While Parked at Home in Shafter
Manuel Lopez reported to the Shafter Police Department that his vehicle, parked at 420 Rodriguez Avenue, was struck sometime before. Debris found at the scene indicates a hit but he could not determine the exact time of the damage.
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Manuel Lopez
Rodriguez Avenue
Shafter
Lopez
Kiwanis Speaker Laura Brockmeier Highlighted for Shafter Luncheon
Laura Brockmeier will be the speaker at the Shafter Kiwanis Club luncheon on Wednesday January 29 at Veterans Hall. She will discuss the People to People Program with Dr. Jacobus serving as program chairman.
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Laura Brockmeier
Shafter Kiwanis Club
Veterans Hall
Dr. Jacobus
Operation Morale Sends 41 Packages To Servicemen
Shafter Woman's Club organized Operation Morale packing forty one boxes for Viet Namarea servicemen on January 14. About sixteen women helped plus Roland Grisham and Joe Frizzell who tied packages. The Shafter Chamber of Commerce funded postage. food and baked goods were donated by club members and others. The club lists the servicemen receiving packages and plans a special appeal.
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Shafter Woman's Club
Viet Nam
Roland Grisham
Joe Frizzell
Shafter Chamber of Commerce
Shafter Junior Womans Club Plans Year Of Community Service
The Shafter Junior Womans Club outlines a busy year with volunteer work at Richland Primary School. They sent Christmas boxes to Vietnam, supported Mothers March of Dimes, and plan fundraisers and letter drives. The group will run Thursday tutoring, kid safety programs, and Teen Center reviews while seeking broader community involvement.
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Shafter
Mike Allen
Viet Nam
Shafter Woman’s Club
Sharon Stockton
Mark Franz
Bruceloppini
Loppini
Richland
Jack Colvard
Santa
Wm. Prout
Henrietta Weill
Bakersfield
Tom Colvard
Prout
SHS
Kafy Clowns
Telerama
Kero TV
Appalachia
Tenn
Kenneth Handel
Sorority Plans Sweetheart Luncheon February 10
The Alpha Kappa chapter of Phi Epsilon Phi hosts its annual Sweetheart luncheon on Monday February 10 at Veterans Memorial Hall. Serving runs 11 30 to 1 with lasagne on the menu. Tickets 1 25, available from members or at the door. proceeds support their philanthropic work.
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Alpha Kappa Chapter
Phi Epsilon Phi Sorority
Veteran’s Memorial Hall
City Council Hears Fire Dept Plans and Park Updates
O'Brien reports FBI school completed and notes East Lerdo trees may hinder a flasher light. Fire zones in Shafter to be reappraised. Public works to trim Manuel Park trees. Fire loss mainly from matches by children. Training drills total 51 with 153 paid hours and 889 volunteer hours. Hydrant tests numbered 186 in Q2. A long roll of names follows as part of the personnel and contributors list.
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O’brien
FBI
East Lerdo
Charles Pope
Paneer
Atkinson
Shafter
Lewis Carroll
Manuel Park
Ratzlaff
Pvt Ray Reaves Assigned to 1098th Transport Co Vietnam
U S Army announces Private First Class Ray C Reaves son of Mr and Mrs William A Reaves Shafter is assigned to the 1098th Transportation Company in Vietnam on January 7 His wife Carolyn resides at 3513 Aslin St Bakersfield
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U. S. Army, Vietnam
AHTNC
Ray C. Reaves
William A. Reaves
Shafter
1098Th Transportation Company
Vietnam
Carolyn
Aslin St
Bakersfield
Flooded highways strand California club members homeward
Mrs C Crosby and another district president were delayed by flood waters while traveling from a state board meeting in Palo Alto. Highways 46 101 198 and 33 were flooded, forcing shelter with the Palla family in Paso Robles. The patrol aided cars as Route 46 reopened and the two women reached home. A notice announces school board candidacy in Kern County for April 1969.
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Collins Crosby
California Federation of Women’s Club
Palo Alto
Paso Robles
Devils den
King City
Coalinga
Rudolph Hollis
Paso Robles Junior Women’s Club
John Palla
Wasco
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