Graduation notices and local events in Shafter press
June graduation plans announced for Richland, Duttonwillow, and Rio Bravo Greeley eighth graders with ceremonies June 9 and 10. Special awards given at Commerce Achievement Banquet June 1. Downtown Shafter offers sales and gift ideas for brides, graduates, and Fathers Day as month of June shopping kicks off.
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Cradles
Richland
Maple School
el P
Duttonwillow
Rio
Bravo - Greeley
Shafter of Commerce
Shafter Press
Shafter
Minter Field District Board Approves Payroll Study and Hangar Loan
Minter Field Airport District directors met May 27 with Riley Ashby as chair after Noel Wilson resigned. They contracted with Cooperative Personnel Services for a six to eight week payroll and classification study not to exceed 2400 dollars and approved a 140000 loan from the State Division of Aeronautics to buy 14 more hangars. The board also approved radio units, changes to the administrative code, and a raise for the secretary bookkeeper. Next meeting June 10 at 7 30 p m and lobby day in Sacramento on June 9.
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Minter Field Airport
Riley Ashby
Noel Wilson
Ray Nelson
Tom White
Tom Almberg
Wally Ryker
Wayne Lemieux
Joe Martin
Co-operative Personnel Services
Bob Hyland
CPS
State Division of Aeronautics
Minter Field
Sacramento
Almberg
Martin
MFAD
Trina Moore
Mfad Board of Directors
Richland District weighs graduation rules and summer programs
Richland School District board members reviewed graduation point standards and approved last year’s policy. The district plans a seventh grade talent show on June 2 and a 100 point reception June 3 at Shafter Veterans Hall. A June 4 outdoor band concert was announced, with Bring chairs. Summer school theme Celebrate America will limit enrollment on a first registered basis.
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Richland School
Lawrence Handel
Clifford Ford
Mark Franz
Charlie Rekosh
Janet Byrd
Larry Reider
Ford
Janet Johneag
Shafter Veterans Hall
Walt Crider
Richland
Lyle Mack
Richland Summer School
America
Tejon Ranch Company
Weather Bits Reflect Mild Week Temperatures
The week brought steady temperatures near average with daytime highs in the mid seventies and cooler nights. Forecasters note little rainfall and a gradual warming trend into next week, as residents plan outdoor activities and light wardrobes.
Shafter Council Sets June Public Hearing on Nuisance Ordinance
A May 26 meeting due to Memorial Day established a quorum for Shafter City Council business. Mayor Don Zachary, Cathy Prout and Marland Hiebert attended as Wade McKinney was named Director of Emergency Services. A June 8 public hearing to accept comments on a nuisance ordinance was approved. The council also authorized participation in the CALNET CLETS system, crediting Police Chief Frank Christensen for leading negotiations.
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Shafter City
Don Zachary
Cathy Prout
Marland Hiebert
Wade McKinney
Don Little
California Law Enforcement Telecommunications System
CLETS
Shafter
Frank Christensen
Resident of 1952 Teaches in Home Economics Dept
A resident associated with 1952 teaches in the home economics department. The prose references a conference for teenagers and a period from 1963 to 1985, with tasks as a resource to minors in home economics. The text includes garbled phrases and an age marker 12A for Martens.
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Cupstions Saesters Association
Martenssee
Tory
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Ates
Constitution
Leigh
Stan
Stziniek
UC Irvine
Quan
Tedziniak
Jean Lampe
Jack Brouwer
Pat Wells
Curt Lilly
Pete Hatch
Brice Rabbit
Dave Stout
Mike Beale
Roberta Faeth
Reider
R.S.C
Sune Procter
Martens
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