Cub Scouts Reach Candy Fund Drive Near Goal
Cub Scout Pack 953 Den 4 led by Mrs. Travis Chance reports a two week candy sale with about 20 boys aiding. They nearly reached their $1800 goal, selling Catherine Reich chocolates including caramels mints almond and crunch bars. Todd Chance was top salesman.
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Travis Chance
Cath
Erine Reich
Mary Ann Edwards
Todd Chance
Kern County Fire begins surveys
Kern County Fire Department has begun its annual home safety surveys in portions of Kern County. Chief Carl Williams notes over 200,000 surveys conducted in twelve years and asks residents to permit a no cost, completely voluntary survey to identify fire hazards. Firefighters will inspect kitchens living rooms garages and backyards while not recording names or addresses.
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Kern County
Williams
Kern County Fire Department
County Fire Department
Kern River
Pacheco Road
Cal-State College
Shafter
Minter Field
California cities and counties share $140 million in tax receipts
California cities received 90.7 million and counties 15.3 million from February sales tax allocations, totaling 106 million for cities and counties. Counties gained 26.5 million from a 1/4 percent local tax for transportation, with BART at 5.9 million and SCCT at 2.3 million. Shafter got 29,500. Kern County 710,000 plus 470,000 from the same levy. The Board distributes 6 percent sales tax, with 4-3/4 percent to state and 1-1/4 percent to local governments.
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California
Iris Sankey
State Board of Equalization
San Francisco Bay Area
Water leaders warn drought not ended by rains
Water leaders warn the public that recent rains do not end California's historic drought. Reservoirs remain at record lows and a normal season rainfall would still not guarantee an adequate water supply. Local engineering leaders stressed ongoing water problems and the need for continued conservation.
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California
Ening
Richland and Shafter Students Named to Kern County Honor Chorus
Thirty six students from Richland School and Shafter will join the Kern County Honor Chorus. Tim Draper represents Richland Instrumental Program in the Honor Band. About 200 top singers are chosen yearly, rehearsed, and perform at Bakersfield Civic Auditorium. The festival, combining band chorus and orchestra, occurs April 8 1978 at 8 00 p.m. free to the public.
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Richland School
Shafter
Kern County
Tim Draper
Bakersfield Civic Auditorium
Martha Novak
Richland
Honor Chorus
Novak
Police Aid in Bad Checks in Shafter City
Shafter Police Department begins investigating non sufficient funds and account closed checks from January 1 1978. Chief Bob Nixon and Investigator Anthony Edwards urge shopkeepers to require identification and recording details, refuse two party and post dated checks, report dishonored items promptly, and notify police when restitution is received.
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Shafter
City of
Bob Nixon
Anthony Edwards
California
Longs Welcome Jeffrey Bryan In Cradle Roll
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Long of Turlock California are proud parents of a nine pound one ounce boy born Monday February 13 They named him Jeffrey Bryan Kenny Pas lay of White Deer Texas is the grandfather and Greeta Paslay is his great grandmother This is the Song s first child
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Kenneth Long
Turlock
California
Jeffrey Bryan
Kenny Paslay
White Deer
Texas
Greeta Paslay
Jeffery
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