Shafter Precinct Results Show Voter Turnout and Propositions
Election tallies from Precincts 12 to 17 report yes and no counts for Propositions 170 171 and 173 on school tax property tax and housing and job bond act. Absentee ballots numbered 109 or 3 percent of 3 657 registered voters with overall turnout higher than county and state rates. Precincts 14 and 15 recorded voting sites Primera Iglesia Bautista Church and Valley Bible Church.
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Shafter
Primera Iglesia Bautista
East Lerdo Highway
Valley Bible Church
Pine Street
Shafter High School FHA Craft Bazaar Set for Dec 4
The Shafter High School Future Homemakers of America will hold a craft bazaar in the SHS cafeteria on December 4 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Table space donations are $25. Interested participants should call the home economics department at 746-4961 extension 52.
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Shafter High School
FHA
SHS
Home Economics Department
Shafter events mark church anniversary and community drives
The Shafter Mennonite Brethren Church celebrates its 75th anniversary with a 10 a.m. service on Nov 14 1993. A canned food drive by Shafter Convalescent Hospital runs Nov 1–19 at 140 E Tulare Ave. Donations sought weekdays 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Call 746-3912 for details.
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Shafter Mennonite Brethren Church
Shafter Convalescent Hospital
E. Tulare Ave
RTC Dispute Over Shafter Facility Draws Sacramento Hearing
In Sacramento a hearing tackled the RTC and CDC dispute tied to Shafter’s facility. McKinney, SPD Chief Greeson, and Porter voiced skepticism about progress and debated legal costs. The state funds the city about 198000 monthly for housing 400 inmates, while withholding 11 million in lease payments amid alleged spending-document gaps. McKinney stays hopeful as a judge’s decision looms and he plans to celebrate if favorable.
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SPD
Greg Greeson
Porter
Sacramento
RTC
CDC
McKinney
State Capitol
Shafter
Community Calendar Dates and Venues for Shafter Area
Community calendar lists events from November 10 to 16 including Rotary and Kiwanis meetings at Shafter Motel and Veterans Hall, Harvest Festival at Valley Bible Church, American Legion activities at Veterans Hall, AARP potluck, Friends of the Library gathering, and Shafter City Council at City Hall. Meetings cover 6:30 a.m. to 8 p.m. with multiple noon gatherings and evening sessions.
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Shafter Aarp
Veterans Hall
Rotary
Valley Bible Church Harvest Festival Veterans Hall
American Legion Veterans Hall
Aarp Potluck Veterans Hall
Friends of the Library
American Legion Auxiliary Veterans Hall
Richland Wins at Band Review in Shafter
Richland Junior High and its majorettes led by Christine Acede placed first and second in their divisions at the 12th Annual Shafter Band Review. Over 1,000 band students from the region competed for trophies as the event raised funds for drums, har nesses, uniforms, and music camps.
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Shafter
Richland Junior High
RJH
Christine Acede
Shafter Friends of the Fine Arts
California
Gary
Martha Ingle
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Assembly of God Church
Wasco
Fellowship Hall
Broadway
Sth Street
Turkey
Wasco-Shafter Elk’s
Hwy. 46
Wildwood Rd
Richland-Lerdo
Richland
Linda Curry
Pat Bryant
Judy Knox
Shafter High
Department of Corrections
PALM
Lfe
Cotija Geld Aela
Peek E
Rae A Ea
Samyang
Cecesion
Auto Parts
MR Pibb
Jrox
Espano
Misu
Shafter Ave
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