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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1994

Page

8

Wasco Shafter Area Sheriff Report May 2 8 Highlights

Kern County Sheriff Wasco Substation reports multiple May 2 to 8 incidents including arrests for controlled substances in Oildale and Wasco, shoplifting at Savemart, burglaries, grand thefts of a TV VCR, a lawn mower, and tools, theft from porches, vehicle plate theft, marijuana offenses, and juvenile methamphetamine possession with citations. Several suspects booked into Lerdo Pre-Trial.

Wasco Shafter Kern County Sheriff's Department Wasco Larry Steven Dill Oildale Martha Espinoza Savemart Hwy 46 Circle K Palm Avenue Ruben Villanueva Juarez Lerdo Jaqueline Cuevas Diane Crosby 2Nd Street Pam Westcrook Evergreen Court Gary Ramos 15Th Street Berta Ochoa H Street Adalberto Chavez Ortiz Shafter K-Mart Joe Brady Sloan Linda Chappell Sycamore Oscar Pulido Michael Johnson George Morales D Street Henry Sandoval Linda Trinidad Ruben Estrada Orozco Ignacio Martinez Fresno

Walking Appealing To Arthritics Says Survey

Arthritis Today readers show fitness walking preferred to running for joint safety and ease, while travel attracts more activity than other leisure pursuits. Dr. Robin Dore notes walking supports flexibility and coping with pain, as travelers with medical needs gain awareness. Contact 395-1450 for arthritis info.

Arthritis Today Robin K. Dore Arthritis Foundation Southern California Dore The

Golden Age Passports now cost ten dollars for seniors over 62

The Golden Age Passports for people over 62 will cost $10 under the Omnibus Budget Reconciliation Act of 1993, while Golden Access Passports for the handicapped remain free. The pass, valid indefinitely, grants free entry to certain federal facilities and a 50 percent discount on recreation fees. The new fee took effect May 1 and is sold by the Bureau of Reclamation at multiple California offices with specified hours. Contact Will Keck in Sacramento for details.

U.S. Department of the Interior Department of the Interior Department of Agriculture Bureau of Reclamation Mid-Pacific Regional Cottage Way Sacramento Lake Berryessa Knoxville Road Napa North Central California Folsom Dam Folsom New Melones Studhorse Flat Road Sonora Will Keck Sacremanto

5th Annual Mac Show in Visalia at Holiday Inn

The fifth Valley Mac Expo, the region’s largest Macintosh gathering, takes place Saturday May 21 from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Visalia Holiday Inn. Admission is free with a silent auction and door prizes. VMEG, the Visalia Macintosh Enthusiasts Group, sponsors the event and will host demonstrations by major software manufacturers and by members using Macintosh computers for business and pleasure.

California Holiday Inn Visalia VMEG Tulare Fresno Kings Counties San Joaquin Valley College West Mineral King Porterville Adult Education Center West Olive Avenue

Summer geography and geology courses at Bakersfield College

Bakersfield College offers Physical Elements of Geography June 6 to 30 from 7:30 to 10:50 a.m. Mondays through Thursdays with a optional lab 11:30 a.m. to 2:50 p.m. Two geology courses run June 17 to 19 and June 24 to 26.

Bakersfield College California National Parks Central Coast Sequoia National Park San Andreas Fault Ojai Morro Bay Bakersfield College Physical Science Department

Deaf storyteller Elena Blue at Bakersfield College Little Theatre

Elena Blue, a Deaf actress and storyteller, will perform at 7 p.m. on May 26 in the Bakersfield College Little Theatre to celebrate Deaf Awareness Month. The event, sponsored by Highland High School's Teen Deaf Club, offers tickets of 5 for adults and 3 for children at B-GLAD, 122A Chester Avenue, with contact 327-3781 for details.

Elena Blue Bakersfield College Little Theatre Ms. Blue Califrnia Highland High School Corporation of American Sign Language and Deaf Culture Chester Avenue Bakersfield

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