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Sf Sunday, April 3, 1977 fffr itukrrafirth (gatifortiiaw FEMALE GOLDEN Retrieve, 871-W30 FOR SALE Adorable black AKC Reglsterd Cocker Spanial puppies. Females tlK, males FOR SALE: German Shorthaired puppies, 8 weeks, very reasonable. 131-8180 or 831-1049. FOR SALE hall Lhasa Apso puppies, each. 366-8694.

FOR SALE: Puppies, father, Doberman, mother, German $10 apiece. See at 5800 Midas Street. FOR SALE SILKY YORKY puppies. 871-0966, FOR SALE: Tame Albino Cockatlel with cage and playpen. B72-1815.

FREE: Beagle mix, male, to good home. 366-8170. FREE PUPPIES! Shepherd, Doble, Lab mix, 7 male, 3 temale, some natural short tails. Eating now. Smart.

589-3702. FREE PUPPIES, part Brltanny Spaniel, part Sheep dog, 324-7557. 133 Beech Street. FREE PUPPIES 366-7820 FREE TO good home: cute puppies lor children. 325-8034.

FREE TO good home: Mixed breed lemale puppy. Will be large dog. 366-3651. after 4 on. weekdays, anytime on weekends.

FREE TO loving home with yard. "j-Lhasa Apso, 6-month-old, adorable male puppy. Housebroken. Loves kids. Call Sot.

p.m.; anytime Sunday: Mon. after 6 p.m. 833-9552. FREE TO LOVING HOME young male cat, long black hair with four white paws and while blaze, very loving and a beautitul cat. 323-7186, FREE 6-week old Doberman, German Shepherd and Labrador puppies.

832-0192 or 832-1137. GERMAN SHEPHERD PUPPIES, seven weeks old, full breed, male, $35; female, Call 327-4009. GERMAN SHEPHERD puppies, 6 weeks old, $10, 831-5599. GERMAN SHEPHERD, 2 females, must sell Immediately. Sacrifice for $35 and $25, 832-6437.

GOLDEN Retriever puppies, 6 weeks. Will hold for Easter. No papers. 324-5845. IRISH SETTER puppies, AKC registered.

$100. 769-8843, Maricopa. LHASAS, glamorous small watchdogs, some champion sired, $150 up. 831-0454. PUREBRED Queensland Heelers (805) 867-2515, Callcnte REGISTERED Sheltie puppies (Toy Collie), $75.

399-2838. SCOTTIE PUPS, AKC, taking deposits for Easter. Good watchdogs. 832-9487. SHIH TZU STUD SERVICE Beautiful black and white AKC for stud, proven quality, 399-3507, SHIH TZU 5 months, traveling, unable to keep.

323-2961, ask for Mr. Heath. SIX SIAMESE beauties, 6 weeks old, weaned and waiting for you! $20 each. 834-0925. SPOIL A female AKC miniature Schnauzer, 6 weeks.

871-1000. ST. BERNARD pups, 7 weeks old, $100. 323-0585. YEAR old German Shorthair, female.

AKC registered, with papers, llvertlck, has been worked, sale or trade, 845-1695. WANTED: Female Golden Retriever for mating, male has good lines, not papered. 245-3314 after 5, Frazl- er Park. WEIMARANER male, all shots, needs place to run. $30.

Call 8326940. WE SPECIALIZE In adorable "PET ROUNTREE'S, 905 Chester Ave. Shepherd puppies, extra large. 366-5213. YOU DO have a choice.

Dreamland Pet Cemetery, 24 Sterling, 120 BHS TEACHER seeks donations for classroom library, magazines, books, paperbacks. BUY, sell jewelry, diamonds, gold, silver. Goldberg Land Antiques, 324-4444. CASH FOR your wrecked or car that's cluttering your yard. Joe's Auto Wrecking, 366-8902, 3665620.

CASH IN 30 MINUTES Will buy your used grand, spinet or console piano. Call 872-3434 and ask for Don. CASH Wanted to buy. good used appliances, furniture of all kinds, household miscellaneous and etc. Also buy (rom estates.

393-0554. CASH Wanted to buy Good furniture, appliances, household items and miscellaneous. 393-0554. FREE PICKUP your discarded refrigerators, freezers, kitchen ranges. 324-7340.

GETTING RID OF Will haul furniture appliances, miscellaneous tree. Will buy good items. "The Gotcha," 325-2026, 44 0 Kentucky. PAYLESS AUTO WRECKING sells parts, buys junk cars. 366-8924, PUBLIC NOTICE Haul away discarded appliances free.

Call 327-3419, anytime. REFRIGERATORS, RANGES- Kenmore washers and dryers, workinp or not. 327-3483 or 831-4650. SELL us your unwanted gold, jewelry and diamonds. Globe Loan and Jewelry Co.

1124 19th St. STILL BUYING old cars and lunk- ers Call 366-4017 or 366-4806. WANTED: Calendar for 1972. reasonable amount paid. WANTED: Custom grape harvesting for one upright machine.

Owner operator has 6 years experience. Reasonable. Reply Bakersfield Californian, Box F-225, 93302. WANTED old Lionel Ives, American Flyer trains, cash paid. 8343442.

WANTED Overhead garage door hinges. Call 845-1892. WANTED TO BUY: 8xl2-ft. flatbed, stake bed or van box for 1-ton Chevy truck. 746-2873, Shatter.

WANTED TO BUY-vegetable iuic- er. Call 325-7182. WANTED TO BUY color tv, working or not, cheap. 871-0754. WANTED TO BUY any size china cabinet in Heywood, Wakefield, blond, Swedish, modern.

327-1341. WANTED TO BUY any size china cabinet In Heywood, Wakefield, blond, Swedish, modern. 327-1341. furniture and appliances, working or not. 3995370.

WANT TO BUY-Refrigerators Ireezers working or not. 393-0751. WANT TO BUY, 25" color televl- sion, playing or not. 831-7191. WILL PAY cash for color talevl- aions, playing or not.

871-7413. IF YOU HAVE SLIDING DOORS ON YOUR MEDICINE CABINET, SLIDE ONE DOOR OPEN BEFORE SHOWERING. IT WILL NOT STEAM OVER. IF YOU HAVE STILL GOOD, BUT NO- LONGER-USED ITEMS AROUND YOUR HOME, EXCHANGE THEM FOR CASH WITH A LOW-COST AD IN CLASSIFIED. Legal Notices PUBLIC NOTICE Kern County Economic Opportunity Cor- will be holding a Public Meeting in South-East Bakersfield area Thursday night.

'April 14. 1977. el 7:00 until 9.00 P.M., to nominations from the floor for the election of one (1) community representative the low-income area to serve on the KCEOC Board of Directors. All persons 18 years or older residing in designated low-income area arv eligible. Term of office is five (5) years.

The meeting will be held at the Virginia Avenue School Cafeteria. 3301 Virginia Avenue Mar 30. 31. Apr 1. 2,3 3-203) ANNl'NCIO I'L'BLlC'O La Corporacion Dc Oppurtunidad Economics Del Ctmdado De Kern llevjr.i a cabo una junta publica en Id art-it del de Bakersfield noetic del jutws dia 14 de Abril, 1977.

a las 7 00 M. asla las 9:00 I'M para recibir nominaciones del piso para la eleccion de un (1) representante de la com- munidad de la area de bajos ingresns para que preste sus servicios en la Mesa Dirtetiva de KCEOC Toda persona de la edad de 16 anos mayor radicando en las areas designadas de bajos ingresos seran elegibtcs. El terminu del pueslo es de cinco (5) anos Li junta tendra lugar en la cafeteria de la Kscuela Virginia Avenue. 3301 Virginia Avenue, en e) Sureste de Bakersfield Mar 30.31 Apr 1. 2, .1 (3-2041 Kern County births Kern County list of births as recorded by Ray A.

Vercammen. comity recorder. Includes name of parents, address, name of child, HI and date of birth. (List does not cover births that fall under provisions of Sec. 1005ft 5 of HAS Code).

GREATER BAKERSFIELD Albllre. James Terri, Roena Rcnee F. 3-4. Alcala. Francisco Teresa.

M. 228 Austin. William Helen. Nathan William. M.

3-14. Ayaln. Gulllermo Ana. Anna. F.

M3. Bagley. Lloyd 4 Sheila. Snmanlha Renee. F.

Bangloy. Irlneo Linda. Anthony Kyle. M. 3-13.

Beckett. Stanton Diano. Hone Elalna. F. 3-14 Bowman.

Lance Joanne. Brian Craig. M. 3-12. Brockett.

Phillip 4 Margaret. Tnra Michelle. F. M. Bustamante.

Jose Maria. Melissa Jo. F.3-4. Canterberry. Mclvln 4 Evon.

Chana Mel'Raye. F. 3-7. Champlln, Steven 4 Shtrlcc. Zachary Thorn, M.

3-10. Cllne. Robert 4 Brenda. Adam Corv. M.

S-8 Crocken. David Vickie. Jason Earl. M. 34 Conner.

Raymond 4 Karla. Dylan Michael. M. 3-5. Cooley.

Roy 4 Sandra. Roy Slnnlev. M. Curran, Steven Ellena. Megan Ann.

S-9 Daughtry. Archie 4 Barbara. Barbara Elaine. 3-12. Dean.

Harold Janet. Jason Isle, M. 38 Del Grosso. Joseph 4 Kiane. Stephen Michael.

3-17. Dunham. Marshall 4 Learnta. Zachary Marshall. M.

3-12. Easton. William Jeanctte. Ace Clint. M.3-5.

Embrey. Frankle 4 Sandra. Joshua Thurman Levi. M. 3-6.

Fintland. Sam Dlcp. Tien (iene. M. 36.

Florcs. Alfredo Maria-Elena. Adrian Arroyo. 3-5. Forney.

David 4 Rcnee. Darrell Everett. M. 3-6. Gaines.

Danny 4 Francis. Desiree Dawn, 3-5 Galyan. Nell 4 Gaye. Kimberlv Lynn, F. 3-11 Garcia, Ernest 4 Linda.

Ernie Tino. M. 3-14. Garcia. Francisco 4 Gloria.

Francisco M. 3-8. Garrison. Freddie 4 Sharon. Suzanne Rochclle.

F. 3-10. Glbbins. Melvin Robin, Sara Elizabeth. F.

3-17. Goens. Larry Debra. Kerrl Arm. F.

312 Griffith. Michael Nancey. Melissa Michelle. F.M Guidera. Timothy 4 Dcnese.

Casey Anne. F. 3-5. Hall. James Shirle.

Jeffrev Dale. M. 3-15. Haynes. William 4 Janet.

Jacob William. M. 3-7. Hobbs. Bruce 4 Candace.

Thomas Nell. M. 3-12 Hoyt. Stephen 4 Brenda. Timothy Michael.

M. 3-14. Hutchinson. Danny 4 Sally. Stacey Faye.

F. 3-8. Ketchell, James 4 Marsha. Allison Marie. F.

3-18. Larios. Daniel 4 Debra. Scott Matthew. M.

3-10. Larue. Harmon 4 Marilyn. Zachary Wesley. M.

3-7. Leach. John 4 Teresa, Wcslcv Hamilton, M. 3-12. Lopez.

Juan Dianne, Juan Mauel M.3-3. Lord, James Sandra. Jason Adam, M. 3-16. Malone.

James 4 Joyce. Jason Gary. 3-15 Martin. Roy 4 Brenda, Michael Shawn. M.

3-17. Mendez. Raymond Jeanetle. Christina Ann. F.

3-11. Mendoza. Enrique 4 Espiridiona. Juan Pablo. M.

J-ll. Mickey, Michael 4 Barbara. Parllck Lane, M. 3-5 Mldklff. Carlos Janice.

Travis Rav. M. 3-17. Miller, David 4 Marion. Robert Allen M.

3-14. Montgomery. Roger 4 Belly. Krlstl Anne. 3-IB.

Moore. Charles Geraldine. David Joseph. M. 3-16 Moreno.

David Julie. Daniel James. M. 3-11. Mundorf.

Robert 4 Gloria. Jason Dean. M. 3-3. Nolan.

Daniel 4 Joetla. Daniel Casev. M.3-9. Ortega. Terry It Elaine.

Juliana Elaine. F. 3-16. Parrott. Dennis 4 Dava.

Aimee I.ymie. F. 3-11. Perez. Jack 4 Guadalupe.

Jeanetle. F. 3-10 Pestorlch. Richard 4 Cynthia. Stephanie Leigh.

F. 3-5 Phllpott. Roy 4 Pamela. Sara Deann. F.

34 Plmcntel. Luis 4 Margarita. M. 34. Pipplnger.

Robert 4 Deborah. Jennifer Diane. F. 3-13 Polklnghorne. Jon Shirley Sarah Jane.

F. 3-9. Prochnau. Mark 4 Susan. Jeremv Keith.

M. 3-17. Reeves. Danny 4 Brenda. Wendec Learnt.

F. 3-9 Renlck. Virgil 4 Patsy. Darren Miles M.3-3 Rickets. David 4 Jacqueline Adam David.

M. 3-10. Riley. Gary 4 Delena. Jeffrey Michael.

M. 34 Rivera. John 4 Christina, Joseph Julian. M. 34 Roberts, Marvin Clecster.

De-Amond Marvel. M. 3-11. Rowe. Roy 4 Lydia.

Linda Marie. F. 31! Rowles. Gerald Patsy, Heather Agnes Elaine, F. 34.

Reynlckl, James 4 Jacalyn. Heather Helena. F. 3-7. Salcldo.

Randolph 4 Rosa. Angela Marie. F. 34. Schaar.

John 4 Janet. Jillian Renee. F. 3-5 Smith. Randall 4 Marilvn.

Rhonda June F.M. Smith. Sloven 4 Diane. Sara Darlene. F.

3-14 Sorenscn, Steve 4 Edith. Steve Allen 34. Splllers. James 4 Virginia. Lisa Marie F.

3-17. Sprouse. Anthony 4 Cynthia. Amber Teresa. F.

3-17. Steele. John 4 Janice. Karric Lee. F.

Stevens. Ricky Sherry. Brandon Wade. M. 3-14 Tafoya.

Eugene 4 Cynthia. Cynthia Alexa. F. 3-16 Thomas. Wilfred 4 Martha.

Jason Alexander. M. 34. Vasquez, Alex 4 Ellzama. Alex Patrick.

M. 3-17. Vaughn. Tommy 4 Isabella. Amy Jo, F.

3-12 Vawter. Steven 4 Joanna. Steven Dale. M. 3-4.

Wall. Wayne 4 Kathleen. Amber Ann. F. 3-15.

Weinhold. Roland 4 Kathy. Geoffrey Vincent. M. 34.

Williams. Williams 4 Patricia. Laura Renee. 3-13 Winter. Wavne 4 Shelly.

Lissa Erin. F. 34. Yap. Allen 4 Sandra.

Rebecca Maxinc. F. 3-13. Young, Thomas 4 Laura. Jennifer Page.

F. 3-5. Youngblood. Dexter 4 Daisy, Darreen Jennie F. 3-13.

NORTHERN KERN COl'NTV Carrlllo. Oscar 4 Maria, Delano. Roberto Sergio. M. 3-13 De Anda.

Antonion 4 Alicia. Delano. Salvador Antonio. M. 34.

Garza. Gerardo 4 Elvia. McFarland. Gerardo M. 3-10 Hernandez.

Luis 4 Martha. McFarland. Debbie Aleen. F. 3-14 Hyatt, Kenneth 4 Pamela.

Delano. Howard Lane. M. 3-10 Jackson. Cecil 4 Terri.

Shaffer Cecil Ray M. 3-11. Legal Notices Legal Notices No Quantity Unit 1 Lump Sum L.S. 2 Lump Sum L.S. 3 15.700 C.Y.

4 Lump Sum L.S. 5 6.250 C.Y. 8.600 C.Y. 7 8.200 Tons 8 475 Tons 9 45 Tons 10 9 Tons 6 Each DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS AND BRIDGES STATE OF CALIFORNIA NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors, Kern County Civic Center. 1415 Truxtun Avenue.

Bakersfield. California, until m. on April 19, 1977, at which time they will be publicly opened and read in die Board of Supervisors' Chambers of said building, for construction on a highway, in accordance with the specifications thereof to which special reference is made as follows: In Kern County, for Construction on Fraser Road. S228F. Between Buena Vista Road and Bakersfield City Limits.

Road Commissioner's Estimate Item Clearing and Grubbing Develop Water Supply Roadway Excavation Finishing Roadway Class 4 Aggregate Subbase Class 3 Aggregate Base Aggregate (Asphalt Concrete, Type B) Paving Asphalt (Asphalt Concrete) Liquid Asphalt (Prime Coat) Asphaltic Emulsion (Paint Binder) Monument Encasements The foregoing quantities are approximate only, being given as a basis for the comparison of bids, and the Department of Highways and Bridges does not expressly or by- implication, agree that the actual amount of work will correspond therewith, but rscrves the right (o Increase or decrease the amount of any class or portion of the work or to omit portions of the work, as may be deemed necessary or expedient by the Engineer. Plans, specifications, and standard proposal form to be used for bidding on this project may be obtained at the Office of the Road Commissioner, Department of Highways and Bridges, 1600 Norris Road, Bakersfield, California No bid will be considered unless it is made on a blank form furnished by the Office of the Road Commissioner, Department of Highways and Bridges, and is made in accordance with the provisions of the Proposed Requirement and Condiitons set forth under Section 2 of the Standard Specifications. Each bidder must be licensed as required by law. Pursuant to the provisions of the labor code of the State of California, the Department el Industrial Relations of the State of California lias ascertained and determined the general prevailing rate of wages for each craft, classification or type of workers needed in the execution of contracts under the jurisdiction of Kern County. The schedule of said rates is on file with the Office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors and is hereby incorporated and made a part hereof the same as though fully set forth herein.

Where a project is federally funded, in whole or part, the Federal Wage Rates or the general prevailing wage rates as determined by the Department of Industrial Relations of the State of California shall be used, whichever is higher. The County of Kern reserves the right to reject any or all bids Dated March 22.1977. COUNTY OF KERN DAVID A. HEAD Chairman of (he Board of Supervisors Mar. 30.31.

Apr 1 thru 8 (3-1851 COUNTY OF KERN Department of Highways and Bridges State of California NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS Sealed proposals will be received at the Office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors. Kern County Civic Center, 1415 Truxtun Avenue. Bakersfield, California, until 2:00 p.m. April 12, 1977. at which time they will be publicly opened and rad in the Board of Supervisore' Chambers of said building, for construction on a highway, in accordance w8tb th specifications thereof to which special reference is made, as follows: In Kern County on Garces Highway, S108D, from six miles west of Wlldwood Road to Wildwood Road Road Commissioner's Estimate Item No Meza.

Humberto Candclaria. Delano Gerardo Molina. M. 3-15. Munoz, Pedro Ramona, Wasco Edmundo.

M. 3-16. Nagatanl. Jerry 4 Pauline, Delano. Brot Gerrlt.

M. 3-5 Nonog. Rodotfo 4 Christina. Delano. Jennifer C.F, 3-14.

Rodriguez. Juan 4 Maria, Delano. Eduardo Romo. M. 3-2 Salas.

Rodolfo 4 Diane. Delano. Rodnlfo M. 3-12 Salazar. Juan 4 Silvia.

Wasco. Melissa. F. 3-4 Tallon. Lowell 4 Rhonda.

Wasco. Kevin Lowell. M. 3-17. Taylor.

Larry 4 Betty. Delano. Karen Chatcut. 3-3. Woody, Gerald 4 Katharyn.

Delano. Gavin Ward. M. 3-14. WESTERN KERN COl'NTV Bond.

Michael 4 Mora. Taft. Marisa Joyce. F. 3-9 Burclaga.

Mcponuseno 4 Victoria. Lost Hills. Eduardo. M. 3-3.

Hawthorne. Benny 4 Diana. Taft. Lynn Marie. F.

34. Johnstone, John 4 Judi. Taft. Jalynn Elaine. F.

34. Malanehc. Arturo 4 Esperansa. Lost Hills. Anna Christina.

F. 3-11 Vega. Francisco 4 Maria. McKitlriek. Francisco Flgueroa.

M. 3-14. Waddell. James 4 Susan. Fellows.

James Allen. M. 34. Wills. Rodney 4 Sharon.

Taft. Lillian Ruth. F. 3-17. Young, Michael 4 Sheila, Taft.

Byron Keith. M. 3-16 SOUTHERN KERN COUNTY Barba. Jose 4 Maria. Lamong.

Esaul. M. 3-12 Davis. Ira 4 Cindy. Lament.

Brian Eugene. M. 3-14. Gonzalez. Jose 4 Mareedalla.

Arvin. Jose Javier Salinas. F. 34. Gonzalez.

Juan 4 Armandlna. Lamont. Jose Trlnindad. M. 3-9 James.

Michael 4 Nancv. Arvin. Bradley David. M. 3-15.

Ross. Earl 4 Bonnie. Lamont. Sabrina Louise. F.

3-17. Shatswell. Dennis 4 Jancll. Lamont. Kristi Janell.

F. 3-12 EASTERN KERN COl'NTV Alter. Beechcr 4 Deborah. Cantil, Dcv- erie Kay. F.

3-11. Conway. Michael Shirlev. Tehachapi. April Melchele.

F. 34. Fahrlandcr. Gary 4 Bonlta. China Like.

Jennifer Ann. F. 2-27. Hany. Verne 4 Dorothy.

Tehachapi. Mark Stanton. M. 3-9. Jenkins.

William Carolyn. Edwards. David William. M. 3-tS Landolt, Robert 4 Annamarie.

Edwards. Michael Christopher. M. 3-14 Karl 4 Llndell. Edwards.

Prentis Rahmon. F. 3-13 Moss. Michael 4 Diane, Kernville. Brianna Kay.

F. 3-7. Ryan. Robert 4 Pamela. Edwards.

Kristeen Lee. F. 3-1 Waywer. Daniel 4 Celeste. Edwards, Bryce.

M. 3-16. Scarbrough. Freddie Cherllyn. Edwards, Scott Nathan.

3-15. Schmuck. Terrell 4 Tina. Rldgecrest. David Lee.

M. 3-3. Schultz. Robert 4 Ainsllc. Edwards.

Kevin Andrew. M. 3-15. Turner. Welton 4 Judy.

Edwards. Myron Tobias. M. 3-10 Vlk. Michael 4 lona.

Edwards. Kathleen Dawn. F. 3-12. Whitehead.

Michael 4 Irene. Lake Isabella. Leslie Angela. F. OUT OF COl'NTV Barnes.

Robert 4 Joyce. Rosemead. Teresa Denisc. F. 3-11 Ramos.

Noe 4 Alice. Earllmart. Alma Alicia. F. 3-14 Riley.

Gary 4 Dorothy. Trona. Christi Catherine. F. 3-3 EB man dies in bathtub An East Bakersfield man was found dead in his bathtub yesterday afternoon, according to the coroner's office.

An autospy is pending to determine cause of death of Raymond C. Shamblin, 61. 1730 Oregon Street. Shamblin's wife, Bessie, a bedridden invalid, told investigators he went to take a bath about noon. When he didn't return and failed to answer her calls to him, she knocked on her bedroom window with a hairbrush to attract the attention of neighbors.

They found him in the tub in a semi-knelling position, with his face under water, the coroner said. It's believed Shamblin, who himself was ill and disabled, may have slipped and. hit his head, knocking himself momentarily unconscious; or he may have suffered a heart attack before slipping into the water, the coroner said. Marriage licenses Marriage licenses Issued in the office of County Clerk Vera K. Gibson.

March 13 to March 19 Lcland Arthur Sllva. SI. 2923 Kenlucky. Katharine Pauline Spence, 61. 2923 Kentucky.

Robert Dale Crabb. 21. Taft: Carroll Geneva Walker. 26. Taft Carl Hugh Rice.

38. Arvin Street. Margarete Josefa McCoy. 4(1, 15011 Ivan Ave nue Harold Bruce Allen, Wasco: Elizabeth Ann Mahan. 19.

Shatter Scott Carroll Muncv. 24. 3312 Bucknell Street: Rhonda Kay Gilkey. 19.3312 Bucknell Street John Thomas Conn. 23.

6509Certarrrest: Angela Rose Hupp. 23. Francis Street James Edward Harmon. 25. 231 Street: Susan Lenore Caldwell.

19. 231 Street Jaime Cavazos. 23. Bnttnnwlllow. Sylvia Sepulvcda.

18. Ruttonwlllow. Douglas James Boddy. 24. Bodfish: Toni Ann Farla.

20. Bodfish Carl Robret Greene. 66. Wofford Heights: Velentlne Loretta Tnmconi. 59.

Wofford Heights. Mlthcell Ray Green 19. 2617 South Street: Paula Kay Whitton. 18. 800 Pacheco Apt Bniee Craig Hortwell.

31, 3405 Street; Nancy Ann Ringer, 26. 315 Hlggins Drive. Thomas Hunter Cox. 25. 2301) Reach.

Beverly Joyce Malouf. 26. 2738 A Security. Melvin Eugene Nelson. 50.

Wasco; Gloria Mac Nelson. 45. 1201 Ivan Rhodney Bruce Gollmycr. 27, Box 9192. Monica Louise Francv.

26. 0 Box 9192 William Steven Wahl. 25. Tafl; Paula Kayo Dunaway. 21, 2613 Tangerine Street.

Donald James Thomas, 24. 3901 Phaffle-. Debbie Denise Patterson. 20. 909 Dwinn.

Bruce Edward Reese. 33. 4417 Brunswick Street; Marianne Reese. 32. 1506 Alia Vista Drive Michael Jerome Pyle.

23. 1211 Washington Avenue: Beverly Ann Noroian. 26. 609 Taylor Street. Apt.

25 Leon Acosta. 73. Arvin: Visenla Hernandez. 61. Arvin.

Jack Donald Nicholson 29. Kernville; Terri Marie Coker. 22. Kernville Clinton Dale Seal. 22.

Vallejo. Grace Marie Eyhcrabide. 22. 5284 Kent Drive. Erno Theodore Fornas.

70. 531 Beech Street; Audrey Irene Kelly 52. 531 Beech Street Michael Ernest Butts. 20. TOO Pembroke Street; Christine Lynn Roberts.

18. 6025 Crestmnro Street. Richard Arthur lluehncr. 20. 315 Ethrum Avenue: Charvl Lynnc Nale.

22. 2900 Idaho Street Kern County obituary notices Quantity Unit Hem Lump Sum L.S. Clearing and Grubbing Lump Sum L.S Develop Water Supply 25.300 C.Y. Roadway Excavation 16.500 C.Y. Imported Borrow Lump Sum L.S.

Finish Roadway 24.300 C.Y. Class 4 Aggregate Subbase 12.300 C.Y. Class 3 Aggregate Base 16.050 Tons Aggregate (Asphalt Concrete. Type i 950 Tons Paving Asphalt (Asphalt Concrete) 90 Tons Liquid Asphalt (Prime Coat) 1 Ton Asphaltic Emulsion (Paint Binder) 3 56 L.F. IB" Reinforced Concrete Pipe (Class III Rubber Gasketed Joints) 56 L.F.

24" Reinforced Concrete Pipe (Class UI Rub ber Gasketed Joints) 56 L.F. 24" Corrugated Steel Pipe (0.109" thick) Bituminous Coated 56 L.F. Corrugated Steel Pipe (0.079" thick) 56 L.F. SO" Corrugated Steel Pipe (0138" thick) Bituminous Coated 14 Each Monument Encasements The foregoing quantities are approximate only, being given as a basis for the comparison of bids, and the Department of Highways and Bridges does not expressly or by implication agree that the actual amount of work will correspond therewith, but reserves the right to increase or decrease the amount of any class or portion of the work or to omit portions of the work, as may be deemed necessary or expedient by the Engineer. Plans, specifications, and standard proposal form to be used for bidding on this project may be obtained at (lie Office of tbe Road Commissioner, Department of Highways and Bridges, 1600 Norris Road, Bakersfield.

California. No bid will be considered unless it is made on a blank form furnished by the Office of the Road Commissioner. Department of Highways and Bridges, and is made in accordance with the provisions of the Proposed Requirement and Conditions set torth under Section 2 of the Standard Speclficatons. Each bidder must be licensed as required by law. Pursuant tu the provisions of the labor code of the State of California, the Department uf Industrial Relations of (he State of California has ascertained and determined the general prevailing rate of wages for each craft, classification or type of workers needed in the execution of contracts under the jurisdiction of Kem County.

The schedule of said rates is on file with the Office of the Clerk of the Board of Supervisors and is hereby incorporated and made a part hereof the same as though fully set forth herein Where a project is ledcrally funded, in whole or part, the Federal Wage Rales or the general prevailing wage rates as determined by the Department of Industrial Relations of the Stale of California shall be used, whichever is higher. The County of Kern reserves Hot right tu reject any or all bids COUNTY OF KEHN DAVID A HEAD Chairman of the Board of Supervisors Dated March 15,1977 March 28 thru April 6 (3-127) Injured cattleman rescued A longtime Kern County cattleman who was packed out of a rugged Tehachapi area after he suffered a severed tendon in his leg is reported in good condition at Mercy Hospital. The sheriff's office said Bernard Sasia, 73, of Bakersfield, and his son, Joe, of Techachapi, were reparing a spring in the bottom of Little Sycamore Canyon when the elder Sasis slipped on a rock and injured his leg, about 2.30 p.m. Thursday. The victirrfs son, two friends, Pete Vucich and Bob Freeman, and volunteers from the Kern County Fire Department, sheriff's department and Bear Valley Springs security assisted in packing Sasia out on a litter.

He had knee surgery Friday, and is reported doing well. Date set for dope sentence Robert Arzate, 29. found guilty following a Superior Court trial on two charges of selling heroin and being in possession of paraphernalia for injecting that narcotic, will return to Judge J. Kelley Steele's court for sentencing April 19. Arzate was arrested by the Kern County Sheriff's Task Force Jan.

21. He pleaded guilty and was awaiting an April 11 jury trial when he elected to waive trial by jury. BURTCH, JACOB A. Graveside services.were held in Hillcrest Memorial Park yesterday at. 10 a.m.

for Jacob A. Burtch, 2, who died March 31. The Rev. Norb Oesch, pastor of St. John's Lutheran Church, officiated.

The boy was born in Bakersfield. Survivors include the parents, Dennis and Linda Burtch; grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. William J. Wade of Los Angeles and Mrs.

Barbara Burtch of Bakersfield: great-grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. John Burtch and Mrs. Ruby Lowe, all of Oildale, and Edwin Aurich of Nebraska. Memorials may be made to St.

John's Lutheran Church, 912 New Stine Road, 93309. Hillcrest Mortuary. CHANDLER, CLAUDE W. Services will be held in Greenlawn Memorial Chapel tomorrow at 1:30 p.m. for Claude W.

"Bill" Chandler, 70, 3905 Noel Place, who died March 30. The Rev. John Ellison of St. Paul's Episcopal Church will officiate and interment will follow in Greenlawn Memorial Park. Mr.

Chandler, a native of Texas, had resided in California 30 years and Kern County 25 years. He had been a self-employed stock farmer 30 years and was at one time a rancher in Cummings Valley. A World War Air Force veteran, he was a member of the American Legion Post 26. Disabled American Veterans and Equestrian Trails. Incorporated, Kern Valley Corral 65.

Survivors include the widow. Elise: 2 sons. Patrick Chandler of New Mexico and Howard P. Chandler of Huntington Beach: 3 sisters. Velma Mallow and Inez Cadenhead, both of Texas, and Grace Evridge of South Dakota: a grandson, Howard Chandler and a granddaughter, Elaina Chandler.

Pallbearers will be Frank Maitia, Bud Cummings, Everett Rogers, Albert Kreisle, Lewis Vengarick, and Reverend Edward Jones. Honorary pallbearers will be Bill Plympton, Henry Vore. Ben Stinson. Bill Burton, Dorman Bell, Jim Fleming, Howard P. Chandler and Wayne Evridge.

Contributions may be made to the Kern County Heart Association, Bakersfield. 93303. CHAPLIN, IRENE ELIZABETH Services will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the J. W.

Sams and Sons Mortuary, Arvin, for Irene Elizabeth Chaplin. 66, 157 Fallbrook, Arvin, who died March 31. The Rev. J. A.

Maxwell will officiate. Interment will be in the Arvin District Cemetery. Mrs. Chaplin, a native of California, had lived in Arvin 50 years. She was last employed as a clerk for the Arvin Drug Store 15 years.

She is survived by 4 sons, Ronald Chaplin of West Covina. Archie Schilly of San Luis Obispo, and Robert Donald Schilly, both of Bakersfield; a daughter, Sharon Riggs of Freemont: 3 brothers. Clifford Borden of San Diego. Herbert Borden of Pearland, Tex. and Chester Gard of Quincy; a sister.

Edith Swift of Ramona; 17 grandchildren, and a grandchild. Pallbearers will be Jerry Bryant, Earl Hallum, Bill Norris, Waldo Bowman, Bob Leary Bud Warns. Deaths Ruth M. Purdic, 92. 1002 33rd Street; died April 1.

Doughty- Calhoun-O'Meara Mortuary. Maria B. Sanchez, 66, 1205 8th Street; died April 1. Doughty- Calhoun-O'Meara Mortuary. John G.

Mellas, 87. 714 Grace Street; died April 2. Doughty- Calhoun-O'Meara Mortuary. Jewel lloskins, 57.1611 Height Street, died April 2. Mish Funeral Home-Shafter.

Ida Lenora Bcauchamp, 72, 306 Sycamore, died April 1. Greenlawn Mortuary. Dora Banks, 79, 30384 Richland Drive, died April 2. Agee, Funeral Home, Shatter. Geneva Bales, 58, 3401 Wible Road, died April 1.

Hillcrest Mortuary. Earl Ream, 70, 503 Covey Street, died April 1, Hillcrest mortuary. Services scheduled for Vincent Fleming Services will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. in Hillcrest Mortuary Chapel for Vincent "Vince" Dean Fleming, 47, 4805 Eve Street, who died Thursday in Oxnard VINCENT FLEMING from a heart attack. The Rev.

Leroy Nattress will officiate with interment following in Hillcrest cemetery. Fleming was a news director and anchorman for KBAK-TV from 1970-71 and also worked for the Commercial Trade Bureau. He was employed by the Keydril Company of Ventura as a radio operator on an offshore drilling rig at the time of his death. A native of Helena, Fleming lived in Bakersfield seven years. He was veteran of the Korean War and a former U.S.

Marine. Pallbearers will be Bill Stansell, Kenneth Krueger, Scott Musick, Gary Estes, Tom Kuwahara and Joe La- Castro. In the service Marine Pfc. Enrique Perez, son of Louisa Perez, Delano, has completed basic field artillery training at Twentynine Palms, A 1976 graduate of Delano High School, he joined the Marine Corps in June 1976. Ray and Betty Mish Our Family Serving Yours MISH FUNERAL HOME SHAFTED COLLINS, MINNIE LEOLA Services will be held In the First Southern Baptist Church, 714 Columbus, tomorrow at 10 a.m.

for Minnie Leola Collins, 71, 4099 Gravestine Highway, Sebastopol, who died March 24. The Rev. Jim Lanier of the Central Baptist Church will officiate and interment will follow in Greenlawn Memorial Park. Mrs. Collins, a native of Texas, had resided in California 38 years and was a member of the First Southern Baptist Church.

Survivors include a daughter, Le- Vonne Delanty of Bakersfield; 2 sons, David Collins of Hayward and Billy Collins of San Leandro; 9 grandchildren, and 8 grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Guy Helm, L. W. Ripple, Bob Blankenship, Charles Mender- hausen, Clement Gregory and Gar Winter. Honorary pallbearers will be A.

A. Hefner Sr. and L. Y. Crow.

Greenlawn Mortuary. FLEMING, VINCENT DEAN Services will be held tomorrow at 3 p.m. Monday in Hillcrest Mortuary Chapel for Vincent "Vince" Dean Fleming, 47 4805 Eve Street; who died March 31. The Rev. Leroy Nattress Will officiate, with interment following, in Hillcrest Cemetery.

The deceased, a native of Helena. had lived in Bakersfield and California 7 years. He was employed by Keydril Company of Ventura as a radio operator on a offshore drilling rig at the time of his death. He had been news director and anchorman for KBAK-Tv 5 years in Bakersfield and had also worked for Commercial Trade Bureau before joining Keydril Company. He was a veteran of the Korean conflict in the U.S.

Marine Corps. He was a member of the Bakersfield Druids Lodge. Pallbearers will be Bill Stansell, Kenneth Krueger, Scott Musick, Gary Estes, Tom Kuwahara, and Joe LaCastro. Friends may pay their respects tomorrow until noon at Dough ty-Calhoun-O'Meara Mortuary. INIEGO, JUAN G.

Graveside services were held last week at North Kern District Cemetery. Delano, for Juan G. Iniego. 80. of 20814 Francis Drive, Richgrove, who died March 29.

The Rev. Ray Tintle officiated. Born in the Philippine Islands, he came to California in 1917 and for 18 years lived in Richgrove. He was a member of East Gate Lodge 65 and a veteran of World War I. Survivors are the widow.

Mercedes, 2 sons, Oscar A. of Richgrove and Francisco of San Francisco; 6 daughters, Clemencia McGee and Maximina Rozo, both of Los Angeles, and Cecilia Sanchez. Margaret Rodriguez, Deloris Hill and Alvina Wood, all of San Diego; 16 grandchildren; and 5 great-grandchildren. Delano Mortuarv. JONES, I.OYD Services will be held in Hillcrest Mortuary Chapel tomorrow at II a.m.

for Loyd "Preacher" Jones, 79, who died March 31. The Rev. Tom W. Toler of the First Christian Church will officiate. Mr.

Jones, born in Oklahoma, had resided in Bakersfield 35 years. He was a member of Pipefitter Union Local 460. Survivors include the widow. Bessie; a daughter, Mildred Evans of Bakersfield; a brother, Forrest Gray of Oregon; 3 sisters. Cycle Graham of Bakersfield, Faye Jones of Los Angeles and Syble Krager of Arizona; 2 grandchildren, and 3 great-grandchildren.

Pallbearers will be Clarence Blackwell, John Farquhar, Gene Simmons, Jackie Simmons, Don Farquhar, and Lloyd Hale. Interment will be in Hillcrest Memorial Park Hillcrest Mortuary. KNOTT, CARRIE S. Services will be held in Greenlawn Memorial Park tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. for Carrie S.

Knott, 89, 111 Oregon Street, who died April 1. The Rev. Kenneth Cragg of the Northminister Presbyterian Church will officiate. Mrs. Knott, a native of Arkansas, had resided in California 59 years, and in Kern County 41 years.

She is survived by 2 sons, Carroll Knott of Delano, and H. Knott of Fresno; 2 daughters, Helen Appel of Balboa Island, and Marian Witkowski of Los Angeles; 11 grandchildren and 6 great-grandchildren. Greenlawn Mortuary. LIKELY, CECILIA HELENA Services will be held tomorrow at 10 a.m. in the Doughty Calhoun O'Meara Mortuary Chapel for Cecilia Helena Likely, 100, 9905 Enger Street, who died March 30.

The Rev. Geroge Carpenter, pastor of the Glenville Community Church, will officiate with interment in Greenlawn. Memorial Park. The deceased, native of Augusta, had lived, in Kern County and California 70 years. She taught school in Missouri before coming to California.

She married Charles Likely in Los Angeles in 1906 and in 1909. they homesteaded in where he was a rancher and operated the Likely Sawmill until his retirement in 1042. He' died in 1947. She was a member; of Mt. Carmel Presbyterian; Church in Glennville.

Survivors include 4 daughters, Edith Gerrans, Evelyn Caldwell and Helen Clark, all of Bakersfield, and Ruth Mazuki of Fresno; a son, Newton Likely of Jacksonville, 23 grandchildren; 41 grandchildren; 6 grandchildren. Pallbearers will be grandsons, Charles Caldwell, Wally Cannan, Bill Clark, Steven Clark, Tom Clark and John Caldwell. In lieu of flowers donations may be made to the Glennville Community Church, Glennville. 93227. REID, AMANDA E.

Services will be held in Hillcrest Mortuary Chapel, tomorrow at 1 p.m. for Amanda E. Reid, 63, who died March 31. The Rev. Phillip Akin of the Stine Road Church of God will officiate.

Mrs. Reid, born in Alabama; had resided in Kern County 41 years. Survivors include 2 sons, Lewis and Jim both of Bakersfield; a daughter, Ann Hulse of Bakersfield; 3 brothers, George Gilbert of Visalia, Marvin Gilbert of Lodi, and Floyd Gilbert of Exeter and 4 grandchildren. Pallbearers will be Gene, Kenneth, Danny. Gerald, Derrell and Bobby Gilbert, Honorary pallbearers will be Troy Patterson.

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