Public Notice of Multiple Parcel Defaults in Shafter area
A legal public notice listing numerous defaulted parcels and associated owners in Shafter area with parcel numbers and default numbers. Includes names such as JOSE A. DE LOS SANTOS, SHARON, EDWARDS JEAN, BLANCHE FINESILVER, DENNIS GIANNINI, SHIRLEY HEARD, SAUL NAVARRO, EDWARD NORMAN, SALLY OLSEN, ROMANINI WILLIE EST, ROMANINI SUSIE TRS, and others. Specifies publish date of Sept 2 and 9, 1987 in Shafter Press with totals for fees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
UAC
DE Los Santos
Jose A
Sharon
Meadow ST. Buttonwillow
Edwards Jean
Blanche
Giannini
Dennis J
Guilil
Dunford ST. Buttonwillow
Shirley T
Nunez Herlinoa
1679Ro ST. West
Navarro, Saul
Rita
ST. West
Buttonwillow
Norman Edward R
Brenda J
Great Western Savings
Olsen Norman K
Sally L
Whardy
Sam P
Olsen Norman & Sally L
CIO
Cro-Anglo
Willie
Susie Trs
Rich BI Rai
John C
Dorothy J
Romanin
Tay Romanin
Romaninn
Larry J
Carolyn
Warsaw
David
Williams G. & Tolbert Etux
Williams G. & Tolbert ET UX
Letters Advocate Tougher Penalties for Gun Crime
The writing argues abolishing controls won’t curb violence, cites overcrowded prisons in Texas Oklahoma and D C as freeing inmates and delaying justice. It points to Cruse in Florida and a Virginia trooper killer as proof of system failures and urges severe punishment to reduce firearm abuse. NRA
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Texas
Oklahoma
District of Columbia
America
William Cruse
Palm Bay
Fla
Cruse
Virginia
House fire destroys Shafter home on Orange Street
Kern County Fire Department responded to a blaze at 29971 Orange Street in Shafter at 9:21 p.m. on Aug 30 to find the house totally engulfed in flames. Owner Toy Aday of Bakersfield, tenant Jeannie Morris, and a prior smaller fire earlier the same day were noted. Damage is estimated at 55,000 to the structure and 5,000 to contents. cause is under investigation. Morris was not home at the time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern County Fire Department
Orange Street
Shafter
Danny Zachary
Kern County Fire Dept
Toy Aday
Bakersfield
Jeannie Morris
Morris
Community Bible Study Coffee Invite
A non-denominational educational group invites neighbors to a coffee event to learn about its mission and activities. Bring a friend to discover how the organization supports study and community engagement.
Tax deferral with home sales under new law tips
Selling your home may defer profit tax if you buy a home of equal or higher value. Gains become taxable at up to 28 percent in 1987 unless deferred by purchasing another property of equal or greater value. Seniors 55 plus can exclude up to 125000 in profit once. Loss deduction limits and passive income rules may affect rental losses. For details contact Brannen Powell at 455 Kern Street, Shafter, CA 93263.
Dr. Carl Olsen accepts Bakersfield education post
Dr. Carl Olsen resigns as Maple School District superintendent to take the Fruitvale School District top role in Bakersfield. He will stay through Sept. 15, aiding a Maple transition with a new administrator hoped by early October. He has prior service in Fairfax Wasco and Wasco districts and holds USC doctorate and CSUB master's degree.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple
Carl Olsen
Fruitvale
Bakersfield
Olsen
Maple Board of Trustees
Maple Board
Fairfax
Wasco Elem
Wasco
University of Southern California
Cal State Bakersfield
Biola University
Cal State Fullerton
Roadrunners 7A Preview: Offense Leads Early Season Hype
Runners from 7A show strong offense with quarterback Fernando Ramirez and teammates Mike Ruiz Alex Sedillo Sonny Reyna Jess Chacon and Billy Pinata powering games. Assistant Coach Gary Whitbey says defense lacked practice but quick learning aided by recent sessions as McFarland game looms at 7 p.m. A friendly wrap with free hamburgers and Coke at the end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Whitbey
Fernando Ramirez
Mike Ruiz
Alex Sedillo
Sonny Reyna
Jess Chacon
Billy Pinata
Roadrunners
McFarland
Shafter Recreation District Opens Men and Women Softball Leagues
The Shafter Recreation and Park District invites adult men and women to join softball leagues this fall. Registration runs until September 4 at 700 E. Tulare Ave. A minimum of five teams is needed. entry is 265 per team, includes game balls. Ten games per team begin the week of September 14 at the Shafter Sports Complex. For details contact 700 E. Tulare Ave or 746-3303.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter Recreation and Park District
Recreation District
E. Tulare Ave
Shafter Sports Complex
SCMAF
Tulare Ave
Orphone
Burglary and theft reports in Shafter area
Sheriff reports list several break-ins. Valere Dewitte's Fresno Avenue home lost jewelry and tools valued at 1110 dollars. Ken Joiner's Poplar Street residence reported a VCR and cable TV converter missing. Riland Nixon's Lerdo School District bus garage burglarized with tools and fuel stolen. Melchor Escobedo's vehicle stolen from Prince Lane valued at 1200 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Valere Dewitte
Fresno Ave
Ken Joiner
Poplar
Melchor Escobedo
Prince Lane
Shafter Area
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Mio
Leticia
CNTAL
AN Land Research
Lamm Aree Stnr
Wd Tho. Om. L
Fred L
Nancy C
Vanlet Paul Wet
Rujillo Raul A & Ermalinda R West
James Floyd Shafter
Efault
ARCEL
Williams Richard N Lnl Associates ET AL
Mild Ave
Elarde Rudy G
Mary Woods
Bayless W & Doris
Smith LN
Cotton Ave
Velarde Elias Yard
Catherine A
Martinez ST
Zuniga Roberto
Maria D van Winkle
Johnny W
AL J. Esno
Parcel
Velarde Elias JA
Charlene
Williams E
Prince LN
Defaul Parce
Kuwabara
Lars Stock
Germany
Stock
Mickey
Barbara Gladden
Brandon
Ryan
Kristen
Gladden
Thorsten
Inga
Klaus
Hiltrud
Shafter High
Inclu
the Valley Bible Church
I & Ll Corinthians
Valley Bible Church
Pine & Blake
Shafter Press
Tim Powell, E.A
The
Association of California Schools Administrators
Phi Delta Kappa
Wasco Rotary Club
Wasco First Congregational Church
Carol
Amanda
Daniel
Ma Maple Board of Trustees
SRPD
Beech
S.csscereer
W. B. Camp
Orange
Cseeeseeeee
Kyte Road
Biddart Farms
Speibashasvedsanaesie
Kyte and Dresser
Zerker
Merced
Cross Street
Merced Ave
W.B. Camp
Elm & State
Walnut & State
Riland Nixon
Lerdo
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