Richland School Board Charts Budget For 1953 54
Richland School District trustees set a 1953 54 tax rate at 1.65 per 100 valuation and schedule hearings for operating expenses. The major item is instruction at 414 090 including 376 500 for teacher salaries as the district aims to hold taxes 20 cents below the 1.85 limit.
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Rt Ee
Richland School District Board of Trustees
Richland
Bruce M. Crawford
Crawford
Richland School
Rio Bravo Union School
Rio Bravo School
Lerdo School
Minter Village
Maple School
Tragic Plane Joy Ride Ends With Boy 4 Killed
A Sunday aerial joy ride ended in tragedy when four year old Sidney W. Harris of Shafter was struck by a moving propeller as he walked away from an airplane after landing at a ranch field. The boy, son of Mr and Mrs Thomas Harris, died at the scene. His sister Patsy Ann and brother-in-law Harold M Rohrbach were aboard. witnesses included Nora Rohrbach Arthur Frank Otto and Ed Hellbusch. Funeral services set for Friday at Armstrong Mortuary Chapel with burial in Shafter Cemetery. Surviving relatives also include four Harris brothers and another sister Nora Rohrbach.
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Sidney W. Harris
Shafter
Thomas Harris
Terra Vista Lane
Harold M. Rohrbach
Rohrbach
Sidney
Patsy Ann
Stepp
Wasco Roads
Peer Rohrbach
Young Harris
Curtis Y. Benson
Nora E. Rohrbach
Arthur Frank Otto
Ed Hellbusch
Armstrong Mortuary
Donald Harris
Graduation Will Highlight Aquacade Program in Shafter
Blue Ribbon night at Richland Plunge features an aquatic show by 85 students who earned certificates after nine weeks of summer training. Acting Recreation Director Dwayne Brimhall announces a program beginning at 8:30 p.m. free to the public with demonstrations from beginners to advanced swimmers.
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Shafter
Richland Plunge
Dwayne Brimhall
Donna Hare
Verna Peters
Joyce McDonald
Mickey Perry
Bill Bentoin
Perry
Brimhal
Good turnout ensures teen dances in Shafter summer program
A strong turnout last Saturday night guarantees Shafter area teenagers continued dances for the rest of the summer. Acting Recreation Director Dwayne Brimhall announced today. Dances are at 8:30 p.m. on the high school patio as part of the Shafter Recreation Commission's program with chaperones drawn from the Shafter High School PTA.
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Shafter Area
Dwayne Brimifall
Shafter Recreation Commission
Shafter High School
Parent-Teachers Association
Brimhall
Wasco Lions Rally To Edge Shafter In Close Softball Clash
Wasco Lions beat Shafter 12 to 11 in a dramatic last-inning rally. Al Hagenston pitched for Wasco as Harry Blumkin kept Shafter in the lead until the seventh, when Wasco tied and then pulled ahead.
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Wasco Lions
Shafter Lions
Shafter
Harry Blumkin
Wascoans
al Hagenston
Wasco
Officers Nab Three Youths In Shafter Break-In Bid
Three youths Duane Ledbetter 18 W C Hale 19 and Leroy Rees 18 were nabbed after a failed break in at Midway Market North Shafter. They faced petty theft charges and were fined 100 dollars each with a 180 day suspended sentence for three years by Judge E K Grant Hale remained jailed for failing to pay the fine.
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Shafter
Midway
Market of North
Duane Ledbetter
W.C. Hale
Leroy Rees
E. K. Grant
Hale
Kern County
Chamber Pushes Lerdo Highway Repairs and Extensions
The Shafter Chamber of Commerce seeks repairs to Lerdo Highway between Shafter and Buttonwillow and urges extensions to connect Allen Road with Stockdale Highway and Buena Vista Road to widen the Central Valley Highway. Officials note crews are already working on Lerdo and say improvements would boost Buttonwillow and East Area traffic into Shafter and Bakersfield.
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Lerdo
Buttonwillow
Shafter Chamber of Commerce
Central Valley Highway Association
Allen Road
Stockdale
Bakersfield
Buena
Shafter
Merton Wiedmann
Spicer City
Shafter Chamber
State Division of Highways
Shafter High School Demolition Contract Awarded
Acme Wrecking Co of San Jose wins the demolition contract for Shafter High School campus as part of a building program. The low bid is 4289 dollars. Dave Biggar gets the temporary classroom building contract for 9490 dollars. Plans are by Wright Metcalf and Parsons. Melvin C. Art named inspector.
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Shafter High School
Acme Wrecking Co
San Jose
Kern County Union High School District Board of Trustees
Dave Biggar
Shafter
Biggar
Wright, Metcalf and
Parsons
Melvin C. Art
Shafter Chamber Considers Attendance Boost Plan
The Shafter Chamber of Commerce will survey all members to decide steps to raise Friday luncheon attendance. Secretary Ernie Hofman drafts the questionnaire as meetings move toward a fall restart on Sept 4. New members Vernon Schmidt and Harold Wiens are welcomed.
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Shafter Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Ernie Hofman
Hofman
Vernon L. Schmidt
Five Points Service Station Agitor
Harold Wiens
Shafco Electrical
Congress
Mother Saves Home as Fire Hits Cherokee Strip House
A Cherokee Strip mother, awakened by barking dogs, saved her home and three children in a morning fire. Mrs. Harold Tolbert used a garden hose to control flames until firefighters arrived. Harold Tolbert Jr., 11, called the department. Damages were about 200 dollars with a 6500 dollar total property save. fault was faulty wiring.
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Harold Tolbert
Harold
Teens Head to Camp Gaines For Week of Growth
About 200 North Shafter youths depart Saturday for Camp Gaines in the Lake Sequoia mountains for a seven day program of spiritual education and outdoor training. Rev and Mrs C F Ummiel supervise with teen and junior counselors, five speakers including Charles and Mary Ovey, and a new archery activity joining hiking shade games swimming.
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North Shafter Camp
Camp Gaines
C. F. Ummiel
Lake Sequoia
Shafter
Charles
Mary Ovey
Venezuela
Leroy Perrsons
San Luis Obispo
John Graber
Los Angeles
Albert Pratt
Alfalfa Seed Mill Expands To New Crops In Kern County
Northrup King and Co in Shafter plans a second year of activity expanding from alfalfa seed to sunflowers clover milo and grasses. The plant expects to process eight million pounds of alfalfa seed last year and aim for four million dollars in certified seed this year with operations starting soon and maintenance planned for June and July.
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Northrup King and Co
Shafter
Kern County
Max Bartlow
Seventh Standard Road
Central Valley Highway
Bartlow
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W. M. Herms
University of California College of Agriculture At
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Siraj-ud-din Shah
M. Shamsul Haq
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