Conservative approach guides Shatter High math reforms
Robideaux says the plan favors only significant improvements while aligning with college and university math curricula. The group aims to solve equations and apply technology across social and natural sciences, improving ninth and tenth grade mathematics instruction. Other department members include Dale Fahght Joseph Sparks and Lowery Todd.
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Shafter High School
Dale Fahght
Joseph Sparks
Lowery Todd
Shafter City Council Actions Monday Meeting
Mayor Gaede announced commendation from the Fish and Game Department for the police cooperation that led to three arrests. The council approved repainting the DMV building exterior to match City Hall colors.
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Shafter City Council
Harvey Gaede
Fish and Game Department
Shafter City Police
Chase Green
DMV
ISWID Sets New Tax Rate and Budget Details
The ISWID board adopted a budget and set a new tax rate of 3 dollars per 100 dollars of land valuation, down from the current year by 1.40. A district profit of 2 dollars per acre foot came from operations under full repayment to the bureau of reclamation, aided by water sales. Additional income stems from using 85 percent of full capacity value under the water code. Storage at month end reached 263000 acre feet, with about 130000 acre feet projected by late October.
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Bureau of Reclamation
Doves and Local Stakeholders Cause Stir In Town
Jack Janzen notes hazard in dove shooting while Bruce Crawford, a top local shooter, remains prominent as townsfolk discuss new laws rumored to be spreading through the community. The piece hints at ongoing debate and lore about town ownership and clubs.
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Jack Janzen
Bruce Crawford
Rotarjang
Kiwaniahe
Shafter Officials Oppose New Annexation and Gas Tax Acts
City Council members heard a Bakersfield report by Mayor Harvey Gaede and City Attorney A Mortimore about the state annexation and Collier-Unruh acts. They oppose the laws, warning the county commission will control annexations and tax money. Shafter would receive a small share under the formulas, with council meetings planned periodically to pursue mutual interests.
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Harvey Gaedepeed
A! Mortimore
Shafter Public Utility District
Bakersfield
Shafter
Kern County
Gaede
Ings
Council Sees Agee Plans For New Building
Dick Zenk reported to the City Council that the planning commission had reviewed plans for a mortuary building presented by Mrs. Herman Agee. Plans were shown to the Council Monday night and the group reviewed the setback provisions they would accept for this building. Mrs. Agee has made no formal stay on her intentions but the escrow has closed on the Hight-Agee Tract and sketches have been drawn. She has also discussed a building with the Dalke.
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Dick Zenk
Herman Agee
Band to Play At Kern County Fair Debut
The Shafter High School band under director Laverne Allen is chosen to perform at the Kern County Fair for the 1963 64 season. Mary Snively serves as Drum Major and will lead the march from the parking lot to the auditorium for the debut. The group includes Debra Neuman Jerry Nix on Jerrilyne Ohlsson James Payne Betsy Penner and more.
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Shafter High School
Laverne Allen
Schedull
Jerri Galen
Bentoeded Vettier
Anchors Aweigh
Mary Snively
Allen
Shafter High
Shafter Area
Ee Teee
Debra Neuman
Jerry Nixon
Jerrilyne Ohlsson
James Payne
Betsy Penner
Dannie Ramos
Virginia Rodriguez
Dennis Rose
Linda Rose
Michael Schmidt
Jane Schenning
Ada Scott
Darlene Schultz
Kathie Schultz
Brenda Straub
Barbara Sutton
Earl Wilson
East Kern leader Gould to moderate water information seminar
Albert S. Gould president of Kern County Union High School Junior College District board will moderate a water information seminar on October 12 at Delietateehe College. The all day session features State Water Director William E. Warne and over a dozen local water specialists. Gould is a community fairs consultant and former China Lake PTA president and current China Lake Rotary Club member.
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East Kern
Albert S. Gould
Kern
China Lake
PTA
Rotary Club
Shafter Scout Drive Sets $3584 Goal for Local Unit Support
Wes Futrell announces a $3584 target at a Shafter breakfast meeting attended by Darwin Ballough and local Scouters. The goal funds 298 Cubs Scouts and Explorers with administrative expenses and materials for the coming year, reflecting Shafter’s 3.6 percent share of Kern Council’s 8,000 plus Scouts. Every local donation stays in Shafter for services and materials.
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Wes Futrell
Shafter
Darwin Ballough
North Kern
Bakersfield
Kern
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Frank Preston
de Johnston
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Ballough
Vans A Neuman
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