Bermuda Ranch No 2 Fictitious Business Name Filing
Public notice records a fictitious business name statement for Bermuda Ranch No 2 filed with Kern County on Nov 8 1973. Partners Edward A Brown Morton E Brown and Mary Ann Orr listed with addresses in Shafter Bakersfield and Omaha. Statement certified by County Clerk Vera K Gibson Deputy E Thornburgh and published in the Shafter Press on Nov 14 21 28 and Dec 5 1973.
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Bermuda Ranch NO. 2
Elm Street
Shafter
California
Edward A. Brown
Pine Street
Kern County
Vera K. Gibson
E. Thornburgh
Shafter Press
Kern County to Lease Shafter Airport Land to Fibertek Inc
The Board of Supervisors of Kern County intends to lease 2.56 acres at Shafter Airport to Fibertek Inc for storage of finished products. A public meeting is set for December 3 1973 at 2 00 p m in Bakersfield to consider the lease terms.
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Board of Supervisors
County of
Kern
Shafter Airport
Kern County Airport No
Fibertek Inc
Truxtun Avenue
Board of Survisors
Bakersfield
California
Amended Notice to Contractors Shafter Police Facility Bid
The City of Shafter California will accept bids for labor materials and services for constructing Police Administration Facilities. Bids due December 10 1973 at 5 pm opened at 7 pm in City Hall. Bonds required 10 percent bid bond 50 percent labor and material bond and faithful performance bond. The city may reject any bid and may waive irregularities.
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Shafter
California
South
Mooney Boulevard
Visalia
Shafter City Hall
James Street
Police Report Damage Caused by Vandals Here
Shafter police log shows vandals damaged two vehicles and a residence. Nina Perry's car window was broken five times with a chain while parked at the high school stadium. Melvin Foeltz reported his door damaged and door facing and screen kicked in during the prior night.
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Shafter
Nina Perry
Chain
Melvin Foeltz
Potato Bowl Decides JC Football Championship in Bakersfield
Bakersfield hosts the Shrine Potato Bowl for the California Junior College state championship at Memorial Stadium. The 1973 event, sponsored by the Kern Shrine Club and the CJCA, takes place Saturday December 8 at 7 30 p.m. with reserved seats priced at three dollars available from the Shrine office and Bakersfield College. Eight schools participate representing the eight larger JC conferences.
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Bakersfield
Bakersfield Memorial Stadium
Kern Shrine Club
California Junior College Association
Shrine
Bak
Richland School to add field trips in new junior high science program
A January start introduces elective options alongside required classes, aiming to boost student interest and responsibility. Future trips may include a river float to study discharge and a marine ecology project at Montana de Oro, with California conferences opening during Thanksgiving weekend.
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Pyramid Hill
Richland School
Montana de Oro
Tumbling Program Signups Set for Shafter Area
The Shafter Recreation Commission will sponsor a tumbling and apparatus program starting Wednesday November 28. Students in grades 4 through 8 may sign up in the Shafter High School cafeteria from 3 to 4 p.m. that day. A participation fee of $1.25 applies. The program runs Wednesdays for two hours starting at 3 p.m., focusing on body movements for physical activities and tumbling and apparatus related skills.
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Shafter Recreation Ommiemot
Shafter High School
Officials Seek Coaches and Officials for City Basketball Program
Recreation Commissioner Stan Cook asks for volunteers to coach and officiate as the city prepares a youth basketball program. Interested parties can contact him at 239 Atlantic or call 746-2196. The note follows successful football and volleyball seasons and lists over 150 participants across five boys football teams two girls volleyball teams and Richland cheerleaders.
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Shafter Recreation Commission
Stan Cook
Cook
Atlantic
Richland
Choose Azalea Color in Spring Nurseries
Azalea varieties show color this week with many garden plants in bloom. Gardeners are urged to visit nurseries now to select exact azalea colors for their landscapes.
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