Related Serial Advice on Intelligent Obstetric Service Use
A concise guidance piece helps readers act as informed consumers of obstetric care. It outlines questions to ask, factors for evaluating providers, and ways to compare services, costs, and outcomes while prioritizing patient rights and informed consent.
Old Timers Reunion Shares Mexican Colony History
An August 15 1961 Old Timers reunion at Veterans Hall drew about 400 attendees to recall the Mexican Colony origins. The gathering celebrated the community, noted flag displays, and recounted the 1918 1928 settlement near Shafter with families moving from a labor camp run by David Soto. Eleven first settlers are named including Juan Avila Rodriguez and Tomas Lopez.
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Veterans Hall
Diamond International
Shafter
David Soto
Juan Avila Rodriguez
Thomas Lopez
Abraham Gomez
Miguel Saeze
Abundio Flores
Juan Amaro
Ricardo Rodriguez
Demetria Mariscal
Hilario Lo
State Controller allocates August cigarette tax apportionment
On August 26, Controller Kenneth announced the distribution of 187,031 to counties and cities as the August apportionment of cigarette tax. Kern County received 54,196 and Shafter 1,719.
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Kenneth
Kern County
Shafter
Local Scouts Seeks New Members In Wasco Shafter Areas
Local boys in Wasco and Shafter are invited to join the Boy Scouts of America through the Northern District Southern Sierra Council during fall round-up. Beane meetings and troop rallies are set for September 15 and 22, with a Wasco LDS Church troop meeting at 7:00 p.m. and Shafter Troop 950 at 7:00 p.m. Others attend Richland School PTA events and Shafter Scout activities as part of open houses and rallies.
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Southern Sierra Council
Boy Scouts of America
Scouts
Scouting
Shafter
Ake
Latter Day Saints Church
Wasco
Sh Place
Asco
Wasco-Shafter Elks Lodge
Thomas Jefferson School
Richland School
PTA
Shafter Scout
Karen 7Albertson
Bradley
California
Anaheim
Marriott Hotel
United States
USA
Albertson
Bakersfield
Robert Bradley
Yorste
Shafter High School
Letters to the Editor Responds to civic duty and bias
A letter from Russell K. Carr resigns from the Shafter Police Department and commends local journalism while addressing Hispanic representation in schools and community engagement. The writer laments apathy, recalls a Mexican Old Timers reunion, and urges public involvement and truthful reporting.
Field Work Extends Across 60 Ranches and Farms
The program covers 10,000 miles of field work across 60 ranches and farms, collecting data and implementing agricultural practices. This initiative aims to boost productivity, sustainability, and resource management for rural operations.
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Shafter Senter Citizen Center
Alas Metheny
Connie Mills
Lele Pencda
Mr. Soto
Kliewer Brothers
John and
Jacob
Mexican Co
Retard County Hall of Records
Pez
Guadalupe Cardoza
Pastor Vasque
Panthen
Boy Scouts
Bradley Toa
California Board of Registered Nursing
BRN
Keeley
Shafter City
Russell K. Carr
Diamond Lumber Co