Start of School Enrollment Rules for New Students
The district lays out kindergarten and first grade registration requirements for new and transfer students. Parents must provide birth certificates or age proof, proof of immunization, and student history documents. Children must meet age criteria by December 1, 1965, to enter kindergarten or first grade, with registration on September 7 starting at 8 a.m.
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Kindegarten
Kinder
Setee
Bruce Crawford
Office to Tiece Sept 6th
Notices indicate an office event or observance on September 6th with mail service affected. The text reflects an official schedule or directive about operating hours and postal handling on that date.
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Tiece
California Leads World Cotton Yields in 1964 1965 Forecast
California average cotton yield rose to about 1,139 pounds per acre in 1965, far ahead of Arizona 1,038 and U S 517. The California lead attributed to long term plant breeding irrigation and precise fertilizer use. California total production seen at 1 760 000 bales in 1965 with Texas and Mississippi ahead in absolute output.
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Los Angeles
California
Arizona
United States
Russia
Egypt
Israel
Hat
The
Council of California Growers
Texas
Mississippi
Guymon Brother of Cliff Adams Visits Shafter
M. D. Adams of Guymon Oklahoma, brother of Cliff Adams, spent several days in Shafter attending to business matters.
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M. D. Adams
Guymon
Okla
Cliff Adams
Shafter
Eleven Bids Opened on Buena Vista Water Project
Assemblyman John C. William announced eleven bids were opened by the Department of Water Resources for the Buena Vista Pumping Plant intake channel. The low bid from Griffith Company of Los Angeles was 3 447 228.25 dollars, with O K Mittry and Sons of Gardena at 3 903 898.50. The project sits near Buena Vista Lake, about 25 miles southwest of Bakersfield and seven miles northeast of Taft, and is slated for completion by October 1967.
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John C. Williamson
Department of Water Resources
Buena Vista
State
Griffith Company of
Los Angeles
O. K. Mittry and Sons of
Gardena
Tee Engineers
Williamson
Buena Vista Lake
Bakersfield
Taft
San Joaquin Valley
California
Exhibitors Reminded of Kern County Fair Entry Rules
Mrs. Harry Gardner chairs the exhibitors section open to Kern County residents with collections of three or more items or homemade entries in other sections. Stamp division led by Herbert Rose asks space needs on entry forms and frames for stamps. Bee section includes several breeds, queen bee must be red dyed and honey judged in two classes. Poultry premiums, ribbons, and trophies offered under Zenas Layman. Leatherwork entries must be within two years and one entry per section allowed. Mail entries postmarked by Sept 4.
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Kern County
Harry Gardner
Herbert Rose
Seldon Morley
Zenas Layman
Harold Hendricks
Stewart's Hobby Shop
Mary's Hobby Shop
Stamp and Coin Shop
Fair Office
H. C. Robertson
Cars For Rent Surge in U S With Over 700000 Vehicles
More than 700000 motor vehicles are available for rent across the United States. The large inventory spans rental agencies and independent listings, reflecting broad demand and diverse options for consumers seeking temporary transport.
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United States
Parker Speaks on Peace Corps in Latin America at Rotary
George G C Parker of Community National Bank spoke on Peace Corps in Latin America at the Rotary luncheon. He served in Peru from June 1962 to May 1964. Arthur Tognini and Robert George were slated to speak on pharmacy and a Desolate Year respectively in upcoming meetings. Dr Harold Freem an was omitted from a published Rotary year list.
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George G. C. Parker
Community National Bank
Peace Corps
Latin America
Aew Club
Parker
Peru
Steve Furman
Arthur Tognini
Robert George
Harold Freeman
Rotary
Or. Ohlsson
Mrs Noel Smith and Daughters Return From Long Vacation
Mrs. Noel Smith and daughters Roma Dean and Brenda returned August 24 from a three week trip visiting Oklahoma City with relatives, Greenville, Dallas, Houston, and Bakersfield area. They drove 4505 miles and brought back a 75 pound watermelon. Brenda starts as a Shafter High senior and Roma Dean begins her second year at Bakersfield College.
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Noel Smith
Pine
Roma Dean
Brenda
Oklahoma City
Okla
H. B. Connell
Greenville
Tex
Houston
Shafter High School
Anto Bakersfield College
First Week in Shafter Cafeteria Menus
Students and faculty can choose from a la carte items and plate lunches during September 7 to 10 in the Shafter Cafeteria. The menu features roast beef in gravy over whipped potatoes, Salisbury steak with enchiladas, and daily soups with desserts. Miss Valentina Velena reports luncheon items served at Footly and the West located near the Traffic Circle in Bakersfield.
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Reduit
Shafter
Valentina .Velena
Soteaeee
O' Afces
Bakersfield
Police investigate cryptic Mayhem in damaged notice
A fragmented OCR item shows police involvement in a local disturbance. Readable parts mention an investigation and vague details about a crime scene or incident awaiting official facts. No names or locations are clearly legible due to damage.
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Ags
Eprnitt
Everett Baker
LeRoy Jackson
Berchtold Equipment Company
E. G. Berchtold
Baker
Implement City
Mrs. Noel Smith
Ae Eee
Mommie
Laura Scudder
Aea Carte
Foothill
West’ Sehgois
Tee Ie Wattery
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