Becomes Bride Unruh at Simi Church
A double ring wedding Friday afternoon June 30 at Grace Brethren Church in Simi united Miss Unruh and her army groom. Pas tor Elmer Fricke officiated as 150 guests watched the couple, with maid of honor Miss Janice Hawkins and best man Bill Long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aue
Shafter
Grace Brethren
Simi
Elmer Fricke
Fricke
Alan _Neuenschwander
Janice Hawkins
Timothy
Peter Hawkins
Bill Long
Robert Long
Bobby Caton Celebrates Eighth Birthday at Home
Mr and Mrs John Caton hosted Bobby Catons eighth birthday on Thursday July 27 at 7 30 pm at 29948 Orange Avenue. Guests included Steve and Stanley Jones Sabrina and Bradley Jones Billy Neufeld and Barbara Caton sister of the honoree. Grandparents Donald Jones and Clarence Neufeld attended.
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John Caton
Bobby
Orange Avenue
Steve
Stanley Jones
Sabrina
Bradley Jones
Billy Neufeld
Barbara Caton
Donald Jones
Clarence Neufeld
Carolyn Bryant Engaged to George A. Bork Jr.
Mr and Mrs James Bryant announce the engagement of daughter Carolyn to George A Bork Jr son of Mr and Mrs George A Bork Sr Bakersfield The couple plan to wed August 12 at St Therese s Catholic here Carolyn a Shafter High School graduate class of 1963 and Fresno State senior majoring in Home Economics studied Girls Athletic Association Her fiancé attended Burroughs High School Bakersfield College served in the army and attends electronics school in Red Bank New Jersey He was named to the honors guard at Red Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Hawkins
John Hawkins
Santa Barbara
Unruh
Simi High School
Biola College
Shafter High School
Bakersfield College
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Hawkins
Henry Dick
Lee Bergman
W. W. Unruh
Bill Long
Robert, Lynn
Shirley Long
Hugh Archer
Wasco
James Bryant
Poplar
Carolyn
George A. Bork Jr
Skip
George A. Bork
Bakersfield
St. Therese’s Catholic
Miss Bryant
Fresno State
Girls Athletic Association
Burroughs High School
Army
Electronics
Red Bank
N.J
Warkentin Family Home From Vacation Trip
Mr and Mrs Allen Warkentin and family summarize a week at June Lake visiting her sister and Dale Knox family. They toured Devils Postpile Rainbow Falls Bodie and Yosemite Valley via Tioga Pass. Todd Knox celebrated his sixth birthday while visitors Otto Becker and others joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Warkentin
June Lake
Dale Knox
Wasco
Otto Becker
Todd Knox
Bodie
Forest Rangers
Tioga Pass
Yosemite Valley
Mennonite Brethren Church
Cathy Onsum Attends Institute of Biblical Studies
Cathy Onsum a Bakersfield College student joins 1 225 others from hundreds of campuses across 48 states and 16 foreign countries at Arrowhead Springs San Bernardino California for a month long intensive program run by Campus Crusade for Christ International led by Ted Martin Th D Dallas Theological Seminary as dean.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cathy Onsum
Bakersfield College
Institute of Biblical Studies
San Bernardino
California
Arrowhead Springs
Crusade For Christ International
Ted Martin
Dallas Theological Seminary
Miller Family Homecoming After Denver Vacation
Mr and Mrs D D Miller of 433 Mark return with children Lora and Kevin from a two week tour to Denver. They visited son Don at IBM and explored Buffalo Bill museum Lookout Mountain Central City and Red Rocks amphitheatre. They toured mining homes and saw old paper dated 1870s, escorted by friend Mrs Hutchison.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. D. Miller
Mark
Lora
Kevin
Denver
Don
International Business Machines
Buffalo Bill Museum
Look Out Mountain
Central City
Red Rocks
Hutchison
Rio Grande Railroad
IRS Advice For Summer Workers On W 2 Forms And Returns
Frank S. Schmidt of the Internal Revenue Service urges summer employees to obtain their Form W-2 within 30 days of their last work day and to file taxes. Those earning under 600 dollars should file for a possible refund. those over 600 must file. Local IRS offices offer taxpayer assistance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank S. Schmidt
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Schmidt
U. S. Government
Treasury Department
Five Boys Go to Hartland Camp
Five boys from Shafter Mennonite Brethren church travel Monday for a week at Hartland Camp in Sequoia National Park. Roger C. Neufeld directs. sixth grade pastor Nick Rempel from Wasco Mennonite Brethren church leads. Activities include water sports boating fishing and outdoor experiences with counselors. No girls registered in the sixth grade group. Participants: Ronald Bergman Tim Kopper Glenn Sliter Tim Unruh George Nikkel. Mr and Mrs Elmer Anderson and daughter Susan plan two weeks in Moses Lake Washington visiting former Shafter residents Mr and Mrs Robert Senn.
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Shafter Mennonite Brethren Church
Hartland Camp
Sequoia National Park
Roger C. Neufeld
Nick Rempel
Wasco Mennonite Brethren Church
Heart of the Mountains
Ronald Bergman
Tim Kopper
Glenn Sliter
Tim Unruh
George Nikkel
Elmer Anderson
Susan
Moses Lake
Wash
Robert Senn
Shafter
Anderson
Mrs
Lenn
Sign Contract To Expand Cotton Program
A contract with the Cotton Producers Institute for a greatly expanded cotton research and promotion program was approved by the Cotton Board. The board will send the contract and an $8 million budget to the Secretary of Agriculture for approval. George Buck and Ed Lipscomb of Memphis outlined the plan. both also serve CPI consultants. The expansion doubles direct industry investment, boosting advertising, cooperative projects, and merchandising while aiming to reduce costs and improve quality.
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Dallas
Cotton Producers Institute
Cotton Board
Secretary of Agriculture
George Buck
Ed Lipscomb
Memphis
Buck
National Cotton Council
Lipscomb
CPI
Council
G. C. Cortright
Rolling Fork
Miss
Cotton Research and Promotion Order
Reduced Crop Yields In California From Cold Weather
California crop forecasts show declines across many goods due to late rains and cold weather. Deciduous fruit yields may fall about nineteen percent from 1966 and fourteen percent below average, with almonds and walnuts down from 85,900 to 81,000 and 92 in production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
California
California Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
O. W. Fillerrup
Stacey Bill Approved to Raise Bond Interest Rates
The Senate approved Assemblyman Kent H. Stacey's AB1502 amending the Kern County Water Agency Act to raise bond interest from 5 percent to 6.5 percent. The bill, amended in the Senate, returns to the Assembly for concurrence before moving to the Governor for signing. The measure aims to facilitate bond sales by member units or improvement districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Hill's Store Burglarized for Second Time
Hill's Grocery Store at Burbank and Beech was burglarized Thursday evening. Sheriff's office reports arrests have been made. Loot included 6 to 8 cases of beer and 10 cartons of cigarettes. Investigation is handled by Wasco Substation investigators Art Knoy and Sgt. Osborne.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hill’s
Burbank and
Beech
Sheriff’s Office
Hills
Wasco
Art Knoy
Osborne
Special Meeting Elects Officers for Fifteenth District Auxiliary
A special meeting at Memorial Hall Delano nominated and elected officers for the American Legion Auxiliary Fifteenth District. Clara Shoutz was named president with Laura Mullinex, Erna Jones, Ethel Wilson and Cathy Morgan as officers. Isa belle Weissbach resigned. Thirty five attended. Newly elected officers to be installed in Visalia in September.
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Memorial Hall
Delano
American Legion Auxiliary
Fifteenth District
Jean Keene
Downey
California
Isabelle Weissbach
Tehachapi
Clara Shoutz
Ivanhoe Unit
Laura Mullinex
Buttonwillow
Erna Jones
Bakersfield
Ethel Wilson
Ivanhoe
Cathy Morgan
Shafter
Visalia
Weissbach
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Bobby Caton
Carolyn Bryant
Warkentin
Robert Bongberg
Janet
Donner Lake
Jack Frost
Sr. High & Jr. High Pilgrim
Bible Studies
Miller
Doete
Bob Mathias
Mathias
Kern
Kings
Tulare
Stacy
Hill's
Aree
Welcesday
15Th District
Al.a
U.S.A
Washington
Capitol Steps
Kern County
Helen Manning
East Bakersfield
Migs Aspit
House of Representatives
Aspit
America
Kathy Albright
Louise Johnson
Leslie Somers
Church of Christ
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