Fries Bakery Fictitious Business Name Statement
Public notice of a fictitious business name filing for Fries Bakery at 311 Central Ave Shafter California 93263 by William T Page and Lana M Page. Statement filed with Kern County on Sept 5 1975 and published Sept 10 17 24 and Oct 1 1975 by County Clerk Vera K Gibson deputy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Ave
Shafter
California
Kern County
Vera K. Gibson
E. Haybill
Shafter Press
Wail Haddadin
Pauline Haddadin
M. K. Gray
Public Notice Kern County environmental funds to Shafter project
The County of Kern proposes to request HUD to release federal funds under the Housing and Community Development Act for a Water Project in Mexican Colony Shafter. The county finds no significant environmental impact and will not prepare an EIS. Public comments due by October 22, 1975.
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County of
Kern
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
Shafter Area
Kern County Planning Department
Golden State Avenue
Bakersfield
California
Frederick C. Simon
Planning Department
John C. Mitchell
Board of Supervisors
Minutes of Kern County Board meeting September 16 1975
Regular session open at 10 AM with Supervisors Jackson Head Young Webb Mitchell present. Resolutions cover budget amendments contracts land deeds airport projects health and social service items including Shafter airport bids, Bear Valley Springs tracts, zoning actions, and FY 1975 76 borrowing. Staff appointments and authorizations noted. several items referred to counsel for action or further review.
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Suprs
Jackson
Young
Webb
Mitchell
R. Bailey
Dept
Supr
Assoc
Calif
Board of Trade
GMT Productions
Mojave
City of
Bakersfield
EIR
Mercy Hosp
Base Station Hospital
Rosamond Area
ATCT
FAA
Kern Co
Shafter
Kern County Communications System
Muroc Unif. Sch. Dist
Iith Ag. Dist
Boy Scouts
Shafter Airport
Garriott Crop Dusting, Inc
A. F. & S. Spec. Corp
Dark Canyon Sewer Co., Inc
Bear Valley Springs
Rosamond
Camp Owens
Ridgecrest
Wasco Engine House
James C. Cushman
BVARA
Humes Electric
Casa Loma Park
Ballfield
Lament
Health Dept
Young Republic Regional Planning Body
San Joaquin Valley
Supy
Joseph Hummel
Whipine Pestern Valley
Exec
Cottonwood Rd
Amend. To Health Inc
Kern Co. Commission On Aging
Co. of Kern
Sand Canyon
Rosedale
Oswell St
Taft Rd
Fruitvale Ave
Frazier Mt
Bakersfield Board actions span road, planning and zoning measures
The Kern County Board of Supervisors approved drive approach elimination on Fruitvale Ave and various road projects, authorized design and notices of completion, disapproved a Desert Tortoise Pen proposal, approved a Howell House Garden plan, extended overtime requests, and set hearings on assessment corrections and budget items. The meeting included personnel actions, executive session, zoning map changes, and adjournment to Sept 22, 1975.
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Fruitvale Ave
Supr
Jackson
Inyokern
So. Kern
Prime Sponsor Planning Council
Compre
KernCo
City of
Bakersfield
Norris Rd
Carolyn Wiley
Philip A. Sullivan
Pl. Comm
Conds
BZA
Vera K. ‘Gibson
Board of Supervisors
Payne announce birth of Stephanie Leeann Payne
Mr and Mrs Steve Payne announce the arrival of their first child Stephanie Leeann born September 20 weighing five pounds eight ounces and measuring 18 inches. Grandparents Lyndon Payne Marcus Absher and great grandparents L B Johnson Eula Payne Nellie Absher Ola Smith attend. The mother is the former Marsha Absher.
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Steve Payne
Stephanie Leeann
Lyndon Payne
Marcus Absher
L. B. Johnson
Ceres
Eula Payne
Kennett, Missouri
Nellie Absher
Bakersfield
Ola Smith
Alma
Ark
Marsha Absher
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William Thomas Page
Wall St. Shafter
Lana Marié Page
So. Wall St. Shafter
Lana Marie Page
Rain Bow Haven IL
Riverside Ave
County of Kern
Truxtun Avenue
Central Valley Ford
Shafter and
Wasco
Maverick Stallion
FORD
Enes Lane & Baker
TJ. Bussell Ranch
South Valley
Voice of Prophecy
KIFM
KWSO
Sun
KPMC
KCOK
Agricultural Financial Corporation
Wilshire Blvd
Los Angeles
Fresno Area
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