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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1989
Page
3
Kern County Library in Shafter has asbestos in ceiling stucco above the reception area. Tests conducted in March 1987 by Laboratories prompted notification to employees and the public per state rules. No closures or abatement planned. officials say asbestos undisturbed poses no immediate health risk. Shafter Library opened in 1966.
Jose Manuel Santiago, 36, a former Peter's Funeral Home employee in Shafter, was convicted on misdemeanor charges for making annoying telephone calls to his home. He pleaded guilty before Judge Gary Ingle and received three years probation. His wife Celia, 30, had her charge dismissed. Gilbert Sanchez Rubio, 40, had a pretrial hearing delayed to June 26.
The speaker praised the Junior Miss program for its dedicated helpers including the coordinators and committee members. She noted both ladies worked with each girl individually and thanked the program committee and families for making the effort possible.
Buttonwillow Recreation and Park District announces a vacancy on its board effective April 6. Shafter High School Class of 1979 seeks graduates and addresses for a 10 year reunion via committee mail at 1100 State Avenue or by calling Dora Unrutt. An English AA meeting runs Tuesdays at 8 p.m. at Nueva Sonrisa. The Shafter Chamber and local officials set June 12 for the Achievement Banquet at Richland Cafeteria with tickets from the Chamber, Madeleine Nobles, or Shafter Drug.
Ruth Taylor says the DRMC seminar for ages 12 to 16 covers emergency first aid basics and pediatric CPR. The June 13 session runs 8 30 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the education classroom with a $5 fee. Attendees earn a pediatric CPR card from the American Heart Association and a DRMC Babysitter safety card.
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