Wasco Shafter football game tickets go on sale
Wasco High will pre sell tickets for the Shafter Wasco rivalry football game. Tickets go on sale Nov 2 to Nov 10 with the game set for Nov 12 at Wasco High School at 5 p.m. For more information call 758 7434. Sequoia Elementary PTO hosts a fundraiser at Generals Headquarters on Nov 2 from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Proceeds fund awards and field trips with teachers in the kitchen.
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Wasco High
Shafter
Wasco
Wasco High School
Sequoia Elementary Pto
Generals Headquarters
Toys for Tots and community events schedule
Toys for Tots applications are available with Shafter Healthy Start taking completed forms Oct 18 through Nov 4 2010 between 3 30 and 4 30 p m Monday through Thursday Do not refer Shafter Healthy Start families provide designated times to those in need Wasco Shafter Elks Ladies holiday fashion show Nov 13 doors open 1 a m silent auction proceeds fund Wasco student scholarships Golden Living Holiday Food Drive collection ends Nov 15 140 E Tulare 661 746 3912 Community Awards nominations for 2011 dinner and ceremony open at City Hall due by Nov 17 for Jan 27 2011 event.
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Shafter Healthy Start
Wasco-Shafter Elks
Wasco
Marlene Swan
Elks
Golden Living
E. Tulare
City Hall
Shafter High Relay Craft Fair Set for November 13
The Shafter High School Relay for Life Club will host a craft fair on November 13. For applications and more information contact Connie Maldonado at 746-5267.
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Shafter High School
Relay For Life Club
Connie Maldonado
Shafter PD Tests Fast ID Fingerprint Device
Shafter Police Department now uses a device linked to the Cal ID system to identify suspects in 20 to 25 seconds via fingerprint match. Bakersfield and county agencies already use it, with one unit tested locally. The CalIDRAN board funds the tech, and the system will link to county databases to boost searches. The chief notes a drop in crime attributed to multiple community safety efforts, while warning residents about unattended vehicles as auto thefts rise with warming engines.
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California
Shafter
Charlie Fivecoat
Bakersfield
Sheriff's Department
San Bernadino County
Calidran
Remote Access Network
Fivecoat
Kern County
RAN Board
RAN
Rotary Club
Costume Parade Winners Highlight Halloween Kern County Night
The Halloween parade opened at five with Marines, firefighters, and the Richland band leading down the street. Nathan Whitbey and his pups won top prize again in a dinosaur-and-chick ensemble while Jessie and Woody lookalikes won second. Laura Ingalls, witches, ghosts, goblins, and superheroes filled the costumes amid park games and treats from local churches and businesses.
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Marines
Richland
Nathan Whitbey
Jessie
Woody
Toy Story
Laura Ingalls
Prarie
Kern County
Exchange student visits Rotary at Shafter
Last week Shafter Rotary met Lui Shuer or Effy a Shafter High junior from China staying with Lori Williamson and Pete Chavez as one of 15 foreign exchange students in Kern High School District She hopes to extend her stay through next year and attend UCLA Rotary District Conference featured General Secretary of Rotary International and speaker Ann Lee Hussey on Polio Plus efforts and the long running eradication campaign Hussey spoke of her own polio experiences at the Harvest Festival the Kiwanis food booth offered hot dog combos and local treats The Kern AVOID program presented a DUI module highlighting dangers of driving under the influence and a fatal crash story for local students to learn from.
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Shafter Rotary
Lui Shuer
Effy
Shuer
Shafter High
China
Shafter
Lori Williamson
Pete Chavez
Kern
Ucla
Rotary
California
Rotary International
Ann Lee Hussey
Hussey
India
Shafter Kiwanis Club
Kern Avoid
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Elks Ladies Fashion Show
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Richland Junior High School
Manuel Street
Lauren
Jake
Richland Band
Pary
Ken Bergevin
Shafter Police Activities League
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