Life Saving Classes To Be Held By YMCA Kern County
The YMCA of Kern County begins Spring Life Saving Class on March 2 1971 at the YMCA 900 22nd Street. Sessions run Tuesday and Thursday 6 30 to 8 30 pm for six weeks totaling 24 hours. Fees are 15 for non members and 5 for members. Contact YMCA gym desk at 327 8184. sixteen spots available.
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The
YMCA
Kern County
22Nd Street
Syd Webber
Pete Zardeneta
Ken Eng
Kern Schools Link To National Migrant Health Data Network
Kern County schools join a national Interstate Uniform Migrant Student Record Transfer System based in Little Rock. The system speeds health and educational records for migrant children moving with crops, aiding rapid data retrieval and program tailoring.
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Kern County
Superintendent of Schools
Little Rock
Ark
Kern
Kings
Tulare
Clearing House
Mid-West Center
Shafter
Imperial Valley
John Rosas
California
Rojas
United States
Harry Fk. Blair
DFG Reports Fewer Hunting Accidents In California
California findings show 89 hunting accidents last year, down from 93 in 1969 and the lowest since 1962, with 17 deaths and 72 injuries among about 745,000 licensed hunters. Pheasant hunting had the highest accident rate, aided by crowded fields. one pheasant accident was fatal.
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California
Department of Fish and Game
Hilton Bergstrom
DFG
Berstrom
Bergstrom
Department of Fish and Game Am
Army recruiter praises Shafter students in speech
Col. Raymond J. Wright of the U S Army Sixth Recruiting District praised Shafter High School students after two appearances. He praised youth discipline and cited high schoolers as more well behaved than some college groups amid debate over the Vietnam War.
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Raymond J. Wright
U.S. Army Sixth Recruiting District
San Francisco
Wright
Shafter
Shafter High
Col. Wright
Shafter High School
Col. Taylor
Generals Drop Final To Wasco In Close Cage Season
Ed Janzen's Generals lost to Wasco 63 58 in the season finale at Wasco. Shafter finished 5 10, led at halftime 36 33, then fell behind late as Wasco surged ahead. Ken Carrasco topped Shafter with 22 points while Ken Williams added 13 and Rod Creekbaum 10.
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Ed Janzen
Generals
Wasco
Shafter
Tigers
Wasco Tigers
Ken Carrasco
Ken Williams
Rod Creekbaum
Jerry Klassen
Alvin Bryant
Bill Wherry
Steve Richardson
Colonels
Comets
Highland
Arvin
Heavy Demand For Personalized California License Plates
More than twenty six thousand motorists applied for personalized plates in California and about twenty thousand approved. DMV faces a lag as orders exceed fifteen hundred weekly. Director Robert C. Cozens notes duplication and aims to inform applicants at ordering time. Plating costs 25 dollars for up to six characters with a 10 dollar annual renewal plus regular fees, funding pollution efforts under a smog program.
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California
Department of Motor Vehicles
DMV
Cozens
Raymond Brannen Named Kiwanis Outstanding Church Youth
Shafter High School senior Raymond Edward Brannen was selected by the Shafter Kiwanis Club as recipient of its Outstanding Church Youth Award. A native of Orangesburg South Carolina, he has lived in Shafter 3 1 2 years and is the son of Charles and Glen Brannen. He played varsity tennis four years, football two years and basketball one year and is active in Union Congregational Church activities. He plans to study engineering in college after graduation.
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Raymond Edward Brannen
Shafter High School
Kiwanis Club
Brannen
Kiwanians
George Jones
Shafter Kiwanis Club
Raymond Edward.Brannen
Shafter
Raymond
Orangesburg
S.C
Charles
Glenn) Brannen
Pine St
Monica
Union Congregational Church
Owen Onsum
Congregational Canoe Club
Kadel And Herrera Place In Valley Wrestling
Dave Kadel of Shafter earned second in the San Joaquin Valley finals at Monache High School Porterville in the 178 pound class. Leo Herrera of Shafter took sixth in the 123 pound division. Both grapplers are South Sequoia League champions.
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Dave Kadel
Shafter
San Joaquin Valley
Monache High School
Porterville
Kadel
Leo Herréra
Trout Season Ice Warning From Fish and Game Chief
G Ray Arnett warns trout anglers of unsafe ice as open season begins March 1 on lakes and reservoirs. Warm weather and mushy ice raise danger from snowmobiles and air pockets under drawn down waters. Test ice before crossing and avoid dangerous areas to prevent disasters.
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G. Ray Arnett
Department of Fish and Game
Arnett
Shafter High Teams Set Five Spring Competitions
Shafter High School announces five spring sports openers this week led by Coach Robert Smith swimming against Highland at Richland pool Thursday at 3 30 p m. Tennis opens March 5 vs Bakersfield North on SHS courts. Golf starts at Stockdale Friday at 3 30 p m. Baseball vs Bakersfield East Thursday at 3 30 p m on SHS diamond. Track hosts tri meet with Highland and Coalinga Thursday at 3 30 p m.
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Shafter High
Robert Smith
Highland
Richland Pool
Bakersfield North
Shafter Courts
Lowell Todd
Stockdale
Bakersfield East
Mike Reese
SHS
Shafter Diamond
Jim Rush
Coalingathinclads
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Heiter
Kern County Welfare Department
Rosalyn Strauss
Brandt-Jewett
R Street
Bakersfield
Welfare Departments
Dave Gaeta
Dave Thompson
Mike Dobrenen
Glen Berkshire
Bill Sharp
Romeo Rubio
Larry Robbins
Richard Froehlich
Bucks
Robert Pino
Gary Grumbles
Domingo Lopez
Anthony Taffera
Marty Allen
Motor Vehicles
Robert C. Cozens
George Globe
Union Dental
Chester Avenue
Habla Espanol
18Th & K Sts
Raymond Brannen
Kiwanis Church Youth Award
Herrera
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