S D A Holds Spring Meeting in Bakersfield
A Kern County Seventh Day Adventist Federation spring meeting was held March 24 at the Bakersfield Southside church. Grace Neumann and Sadie Bartlett led a report from Russell Heigh of SAWS about global relief including a field hospital and clothing shipments to Cambodia Fiji Marshall Islands and Vietnam with Air support from Tiger Airlines. A $1 million appeal funded medicines and 16 volunteer doctors and nurses. Local Shafter volunteers helped sort and ship clothing through the Community Services Center and called for donations of usable clothing and bedding with pickup or drop off options, reinforcing the Good Samaritan aim.
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Kern County
Seventh Day Adventist Church
Bakersfield Southside
S.D.A
Grace Neumann
Sadie Bartlett
Assisant
Maggie Weyand
Viola Dirksen
Ruby Hoeger
Evelyn Toews
Lena Etter
Mary Helvey
Lydia Mayer
Russell Heigh
Seventhday Adventist World Services
SAWS
Watsonville
Calif
Cambodia
Tiger Airlines
World Church
Fiji
Marshall Islands
Heigh
Neumann
Shafter
Carolyn Novak Wins B of A Zone Contest at Hilton Bakersfield
Carolyn Novak of Shafter High School topped the Liberal Arts field at the Zone competition held at the Hilton Hotel in Bakersfield. She advances to the Fresno finals on May 6 for a chance at the 2000 first prize, with other area winners earning cash and recognition in Fine Arts Liberal Arts Vocational Arts and Science and Mathematics.
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Vance
Fresno
Hilton Hotel
Bakersfield
Carolyn Novak
Shafter High School
Thomas Toller
Garces Memorial High School
Adele Schultz
Taft High School
Nina Gee
Bakersfield High School
Casa Royale Motor Inn
William Dunbar
Highland High School
Lloyd Handler
Burroughs High School
Sharon Davis
East Bakersfield High School
Pedro Rodriguez
Older workers show stronger job stability and employer acceptance
Older workers have superior job stability and a better record of continued acceptance by employers after hiring. The pattern suggests age-related advantages in retention and integration within workplaces.
PTA Fashion Show and Science Fair Planned in Richland
The Richland PTA will hold its regular meeting on Tuesday April 8 at 7 00 p m combining a science fair and a fashion show Pat Yerian publicity chairman announces Seventh grade science classes led by Mr Bobby Trout will display projects in the Richland Primary Cafetorium then a home made clothing fashion show for children K through 8 with preschool siblings and families invited Mrs Lila Mettler heads the fashion show and Mrs Yerian promises a great family evening.
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Richland Parent Teacher Association
Pat Yerian
Bobby Trout
Richland
Lila Mettler
Yerian
Discount for disabled employers expands telephone aids
Fifty percent discounts are offered by Pacific Telephone for physically disabled employers and employees needing special equipment to operate telephones in business. Eligible items include amplified sets, bells, lamps, and hands free devices. Discounts began March 1 for business lines and January 7, 1980 for residential subscribers. Applications require a certification form signed by a physician or credentialed professional.
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Pacific Telephone
California Public Utilities Commission
Letters to the Editor Highlight Board Proficiency Item
Michael W. Svilich disputes a March 4 board action as a teacher’s addressed item and accuses the council of behind closed doors decisions. Carrie Thomas questions council integrity and Kaplans resignation handling in Shafter California.
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Gary Smith
Shafter Press
Smith
Richland School Board
Michael Svilich
Shafter
Kaplans
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Community Services Center
Riverside
Genevieve Club
Craig
Theodora School
Lucy Richard
Gorsching
Summer
Clearasil
Vitanmini
Lon ‘Bal
Gillette
J&j
Vidal Sassoon
Mennen
Save
Ft Shaf
E. Lerdo Hwy
Raintree
Central Ave
Family Pak
Ain
Goomally & Stock
Vane
Karavex
Spaeek
PTA
PBX
Centrex
Dimension
Pacific Tele
Oakland
Alhambra
California
Southern
Michael W. Svilich
Carrie Thomas
Maple Shafter
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