Richland Sixth Graders Hold Class Elections
Three Richland Intermediate School sixth grade classrooms held a cooperative election driven by Mrs. Susan McQuerrey Mrs. Margaret Greene and Mr. Don Hardcastle. On November 1st electees included President Carolyn Camp Vice President Brendan Witcher Secretary Cheryl Anderson and Sergeant at Arms Susie Bellows.
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Richland Intermediate School
Susan McQuerrey
Margaret Greene
Don Hardcastle
Presi
Shafter
Carolyn Camp
Brendan Witcher
Cheryl Anderson
Susie Bellows
Rio Bravo Community Club Sets Uniform Purchase Funding
The Rio Bravo Greeley Community Club meeting on November 4 opened with a colors presentation by seventh graders and a guest speech by Bill Williamson of the Kern County Probation Department. A vote approved at least $300 for athletic uniforms, with a committee to help select them. The club reported 201 members, announced Christmas events, and noted a poster contest winner in the junior high division.
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Rio Bravo
Rio Bravo Greeley
Bill Williamson
Kern County Probation Department
Tim Bartel
Ricky Mayes
Christie Leal
Judy Jansen
Bill Elrich
Malcom Tolen
Ricky Palmer
Richard Jermini
Ed Tolen
Caryn Franks
John Jermini
Russell Palmer
Esther Newbury
Jacquelyn Sel
Grath
Selgrath
Richard Flem
Williamson
Kern County
Remodeling Cost for Fedway Building Estimates
Architect Whitney Biggar told the Kern Community College board that structural changes to the Fedway building for a downtown campus would cost 201372 to meet Title 21 educational use requirements. The district’s option lists 70000 for the building and 153000 for the parking lot.
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Fedway
Whitney Biggar
Biggar
Kern Community College Board of Trustees
Gil Bishop
Bakersfield Hosts Demos for Three Counties Sunday
Democrats in Kern Tulare and Kings counties invite participation in a Sunday conference to draft a mini platform for the 1972 national convention in Miami. The event at Delano VFW Hall runs 10 a.m. to 4 30 p.m. with a $2 lunch-included registration.
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Kern Tulare
Kings Counties
Miami
Florida
Horace Massey
Massey
California
Kern
Ervin Berrigan
Democratic
FE Street
Bakersfield
Shafter Cross Country Teams Post Varsity Freshmen Times
Shafter junior varsity runners posted times led by Bipe 11 22 and Anders on 12 36 while varsity and freshman squads show multiple top marks. Freshmen run Paloma 12 52 Wall 10 00 Bergman 10 30 Ratzlaff 10 43 Webb 10 38 Woo 11 13 Area Schools Divisional Meet set for Friday 3 30 at Hart Park against South Sequoia and South Yosemite League teams.
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Shafter
Bipe
Cates
Berkshire
Anderson
Camp
Robbins
Farrell
Barulich
Rhodes
Soph
Velasquez
Gomez
Bergman
Wells
Maier
Lopeteguy
Meyer
Paloma
Wall
Ratzlaff
Webb
Woo
Hart Park
Berried shrubs for bright holiday displays
This season highlights berried shrubs prized for vivid displays. Plant hollies pyracantha cotoneaster heavenly bamboo and California toyon now. Miniature varieties like dwarf Burford holly Tiny Tim and Red Elf pyracantha suit container decorations.
Seven Building Permits Issued In October Shafter
October saw seven building permits issued in Shafter totaling 59092 dollars. Five were for residential construction or remodeling with 42592 dollars in value while two were for business remodeling totaling 16500 dollars. Largest permit went to Ben McCoy for 428 Oak at 25183 dollars. Rena Butler obtained a 14950 dollar permit for 125E Orange. H C Hight secured a 2000 dollar business remodeling permit at 343 State. Brown and Bryant received a 14500 dollar permit for 570 Elm. Residential remodeling went to Wyman Stark 457 Mark 1330 dollars Israel Espericueta 432 Rodriguez 779 dollars and Al Wedel 248 Manuel 350 dollars.
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Shafter
Ben McCoy
Oak
Rena Butler
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Shafter High Generals
Highland High School
Griffith Field
Generals
Highland
Richland
Texaco
In Shafter
United States
P. E. Burch
Garten
Shafter Press
del Tolen
Lee Roy Janzen
Ed Haag
Irene Brown
Marie Mayes
Calarris
Flasoratories
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Harris Laboratories
Harris
Cedee
Hemings
Central Ave
ST. Mary's
Jacquard
John Doe
Sony
Sony Radio
Stringham
Union Congregational Church
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