Open public access emphasized at no charge event
The article notes that this event is free and among the few places where the public can attend without any charge. It underscores access for local residents and visitors seeking a costless viewing or participation opportunity.
Medic Alert Week Promotes Lifesaving Emblems Nationwide
Mayor declares Medic Alert Week May 24–29 to urge public awareness of life saving bracelets and necklaces. The Medic Alert Foundation International, backed by medical groups and police associations, keeps member medical data centralized for emergencies and funds education and access for those in need.
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Kern County Association of Life Underwriters
Medic Alert Foundation International
Turlock
American Academy of General Practice
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National Sheriffs’ Association
International First Aid & Rescue Association
United States
National Medical Association
Foundation
Medic Alert Insigna
Canada
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Spain
Netherlands
Philippines
Great Britain
Republic of Ireland
England
M. J. Wilson
Freewill Baptist Church
Beware Gypsy Peddlers Targeting Kern County Homes
The Better Business Bureau of Kern County warns that seasonal gypsy ped dlers and repairmen roam to fleece the gullible. They offer roof spraying, appliance repairs, firebrick work, tree trimming, and other home services. Check firms' reputations, obtain price quotes, and investigate before investing.
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Better Business Bureau
Kern County
Students Dedicate Laurion to Johnson at Shafter High
Shafter High School announces a school assembly dedication of the 1965 Laurion yearbook to Arthur H. Johnson principal. Johnson, moving to Foothill High as principal, thanked students for the honor as copies distributed in the final week. Advisor is Alice Busch.
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Arthur H. Johnson
Carolynn Williams
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Maple School Fashion Show Showcases Home Ec Projects
In Maple, seventh and eighth grade home economics students staged a May 20 fashion show in the school cafetorium. Mothers, teachers, and Maple PTA members attended as models wore cotton dresses crafted by the students. Brenda Frantz designed invites, with script from eighth grader Deanne Bone and narration by teacher Miss Carolyn Buxman.
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Vickiston
Carol Ford
Connie Kendi
Madeline Rodriguez
Debbie Smith
Pam Siemens
Mary Richardson
Joyce Williamson
Sue Stewart
Sandra Koop
Donna Johnston
Charlotte Schultz
Patricia Johnson
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