Johnston names more volunteers for Shafter influenza clinics
Shafter's influenza immunization program expands for fall mass clinics with volunteers due to limited funds. Subcommittees led by Pat Richardson Toni Johnston and Winona Weisaar involve promotion and organization work at Veterans Memorial Hall. Stan Cook supervises publicity. Volunteers help with posters transportation and staffing. physicians or nurses may administer vaccines. Contact Shafter Health Department at 746 6325 to volunteer.
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Shafter Health Department
Seniors invited to Shafter AARP meeting
Persons 55 years of age or older are invited to attend the second meeting of the new Shafter chapter of the American Association of Retired Persons. The meeting will be held Monday October 18 at 2 p.m. in the Shafter Continued on Page 5A
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New Shafter
American Association of Retired Persons
Shafter
Jackson sues over Tackett campaign brochure in court bid
Kern County Superior Court Judge J Kelly Steele issued a temporary restraining order to stop Gene Tackett from distributing a campaign brochure for the first supervisorial district. The action, sought by LeRoy Jackson, alleges misrepresentation and voter confusion. Trial for a permanent order is set for October 6 at 9 30 a m.
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Kern County Superior Court
J. Kelly Steele
First Supervisorial District
Gene Tackett
LeRoy Jackson
Tackett
Delano
Jeff Randolph
Jackson
Neil Farr
Cameron Paulden
Aileen Swan
Paul Colter
Wendy Wane
John Does
Ridgecrest
Judge Steele
Building tops $1 million in Shafter construction 1976
Construction in Shafter reached the $1 million mark for the year as September activity added about $83,727. The year’s top totals show 1955 leading with $1,534,759, while September mainly comprised remodeling with one new home valued at $48,532 and Johnson's Department Store contributing $3,400.
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Shafter
Johnson's Department Store
Richland School District Adopts Conflict of Interest Code
Richland School District trustees adopt a state required conflict of interest code by a 2 to 1 vote at a special meeting. The code covers trustees and key administrators with reporting thresholds on real property, investments, and business income related to district contractors and suppliers. Enrollment is reported as down 100 from last year despite some large classes and smaller ones.
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Richland
Evron Barber
Board of Supervisors
Barber
Kern
David Cartnal
Dave Anderson
Don Neufeld
Phil Zachary
Tom Almberg
Trustes
HEARTBEAT Coronary Risk Clinic in Shafter
Dr John A Scharffenberg leads the HEARTBEAT program offering a coronary risk evaluation at 237 Central Ave Shafter. The clinic runs from Oct 5 with blood tests after 12 hour fast, cholesterol checks, blood pressure, and a follow up group meeting Oct 26 at Richland School Cafeteria. A $15 fee covers lab work. call 746 2844 or 746 2611 to book.
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John A. Scharffenberg
Scharffenberg
Loma Linda University
San Joaquin Hospital
Santa Barbara Savings Office
Central Ave
Shafter
Lomalinda University School of Health
Scharfenberg
Richland
Dr. Scharffenberg
F.Y.1
Nberg
Richland PTA Leverages Box Tops for Fun n Fitness Drive
At a September 16 Richland PTA meeting the group voted to join Post Cereals Box Tops for Fun n Fitness to fund high quality fitness and playground equipment for Richland School serving kindergarten through eighth grade. Box tops from 14 cereal brands can be saved and turned in through March 31, 1977, with PTA oversight and contact info provided for questions.
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Richland Pta
Richland
Richland School
Donald Neufeld
PTA
Neufeld
John Leonard
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Dick Moon
Anne Hutchinson
Shafter Press
Doris Allison
Jlocal
Shafter Seventh-day
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Kern County Health Department
Bill Cummings
John
Lynda Fenderson
San Jesaurn Ceamienar Hospital
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