Legislature Action's Easy to Get Says Kelly
California Assemblyman H. W. Pat Kelly from Shafter told the chamber of commerce that getting action from the State Legislature is possible with proper requests. He urged listing bill identification, name, and desired action, and noted the long processing, committee hearings, and potential changes before final passage. Kelly also discussed proposed constitutional amendments, time extensions for sessions, his stance on the gasoline tax, and a Bay Area earth barrier bill awaiting the governor's signature.
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Pat) Kelly
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McCoy Drawings Move City Hall Plans Forward
Shafter Council nears completion of city hall drawings by architect Ernie McCoy. City Attorney Mortimore says state paperwork approved. final sketches due by July 13. Site at Sunset and James cleared. eight new street lights planned and two sycamore trees to be removed for fire station work. State motor vehicle tax funds of 2650 approved for major arteries upkeep. Chamber of Commerce funding set at 100 per month in next budget.
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Shafter Council
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Shafter
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Kirschenmann Park
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Minter and
Manuel
Oak Street
Marimba Players Entertain At Kern Academy Program
Young performers from Montemare Lar Nuevo Heca Mexico presented an all wood marimba show at Kern Academy Assembly. Lilia Gamboa Jose Atila Arias Asuncion Arias and Bulmaro Aguilar wore colorful Mexican costumes and played as a five person group. Proceeds from souvenirs and offerings support an educational fund for the students.
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Nuevo Heca
Mexico
Kern Academy Assembly Hall
Lilia Gamboa
Jose Atila Arias
Asuncion Arias
Bulmaro Aguilar
Samuel Torres
Pan-American Youth Congress of Adventists
San Francisco
Stanley Huten
Sally Torres
Suspects Admit Burglary Try At City Church
A 31 year old burglary suspect and his 16 year old brother are jailed in Kern County after allegedly breaking into three churches including St. Therese in Shafter. Police identify the older suspect as Richard Classen of Bakersfield. Juvenile authorities will custody the younger, protecting his identity. Victims include St. Therese Church Shafter St. John’s Church and Congregational Wasco. No money was recovered.
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Wade Hamilton
P. C. Guenther
Hamilton
Sheriff's Office
Bakersfield
St. Therese's
Kern County
John Reily
Richard Classen
St. Therese’s Church
St. John’s Church
Congregational Church
Wasco
Textile Paintings to Lead In Next Week's Playground
Shafter Recreation Commission to feature textile painting as a lead activity in the upcoming summer playground program. Director Fred Mason says sessions run 2 to 4 p m Monday through Friday with a July 4 closure and a 4 to 8 p m basketball course. The schedule also includes volleyball croquet basketball shoot badminton ping pong and football with copper craft highlighted this week.
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Shafter Recreation Commission
Fred Mason
Shafter
Keratolic Fungus Killer Ad From McClure Drug Store
An advertisement promotes a keratolytic treatment for athlete's foot. It claims the product sloughs off tainted outer skin to expose and kill buried fungi. The copy offers a money back guarantee if not pleased in one hour and lists a 40 cent price at McClure Drug Store.
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