Richland budget tops 2.7 million for district programs
The Richland School District Board adopted a tentative 1975 76 budget totaling 2 746 849 with state funding 1 303 255 and local 730 502 plus 383 335 from special education. Salaries and benefits consume 1 783 440 of expenses. meals and cafeterias receive 227 300. The plan includes 218 289 in special funds and a May 28 metric inservice session. Final ADA 1 828 and enrollment 1 843 for 1975 76.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland School District Board of Trustees
Tom Flanagan
Flan
Parent Education Aalth
Evron Barber
Barber
Kern County
State Board of Education
Shafter Area
Dave Carthal
Richland Board
al Sandrini
Larry Schellenberg
Ruth Snively
Genevieve Craig
Tom Strelich
R. Jackson Scott
Local cemetery raises grave lot prices by fifteen dollars
The Shafter Wasco Memorial Parks cemetery district will raise grave lot prices by 15 dollars effective July 6 1976 to allow residents to buy at the current price of 115 dollars. Endowment care is included in the lot price and overall interment costs for a local resident will rise from 280 to 315 dollars due to higher material equipment and labor costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruben Siemens
Shafter and
Wasco Memorial Parks
Siemens
Shafter Plans Fourth of July Festivities and Bicentennial Events
The Shafter Bicentennial Committee led by Nina Leigh outlines an Old Fashioned Fourth of July. Activities start at 11:00 a.m. with church bells and a Mayor led ceremony at St. Mark's Episcopal Church. A community picnic, games, a high school all star baseball game, barbecue, ice cream, popcorn, lemonade, and a night program at Shafter High stadium follow. The day ends with a fireworks display coordinated by the Chamber of Commerce and Fire Department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Nina Leigh
Bill Cummings
St. Mark’s Episcopal Church
Beech Street
Don Mettler
Lee Fike
Shafter High Stadium
Shafter Recreation Commission
Shafter High Boosters Club
Dick Moon
Steven Wells
Campfire Girls
John Johnston
St. Mark’s Women’s Fellowship
John Fuller
David Anderson
American Legion
Shafter Chamber of Commerce
Shafter Fire Department
Leigh
Shafter Press
SB Savings opens new office in Shafter
Alan Larsen of Santa Barbara Savings and Loan says the Shafter office has moved to 237 Central Avenue downtown with expanded hours 9 to 5 Monday through Thursday and 9 to 6 Fridays. The branch began as a mobile two days a week in January and now offers five day service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
Santa Barbara Savings and Loan Association
Alan Larsen
Association
Larsen
Central Avenue
Bank of America
Santa Barbara Savings
San Joaquin Valley
State of California
Kern County
Bakersfield
Wasco
Tehachapi
Lake Isabella
Kernville
Arvin
Jessie Cole
Santa Barbara Savings and Loan
Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein at Shafter Park Show
The Shafter United Methodist Youth Fellowship will screen Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein this Friday at 8 30 p m in Stringham Memorial Park as the second of four free community films Rev Ray McElroy notes the Lions Club sponsors the event with refreshments sold to cover costs The first screening occurred last Friday with July 9 and 16 scheduled for the remaining installments to close the series
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter United Methodist Youth Fellowship
Ray McElroy
Stringham Memorial Park
Shafter Lions Club
Dick Moon Named Resource Teacher at Richland Intermediate
Dick Moon, longtime district employee since 1967 and current Special Education teacher, was appointed to a newly created Resource Teacher role at Richland Intermediate School. Superintendent Evron Barber praised Moon's experience and announced plans to hire six aides for three hours each and a six hour resource aide to support reading and math instruction. Applications should contact Moon or the district office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dick Moon
Richland Intermediate
Moon
Board of Trustees
Evron Barber
Richland
Barber
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Cecil Loveless
Shirlee Harper
Lee Triplett
Molly Killfoil
Bobby Trout
Maple School
Picem
Shafter Assembly of God Church
Elm Street
Lerdo Highway
SB Savings
New Richland
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