County Chamber Forms Kern Census Tract Plan
Bakersfield postmaster Jerry P. Shields was named general chairman of Kern County’s central census tract committee at a noon meeting at Hotel El Tejon. George Footman presented tentative tract maps while Walter Malland urged each community to form its own committee to review maps and submit recommendations for boundary changes.
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Jerry P. Shields
Bakersfield
Central Census Tract Committee
Kern County
Hotel el Tejon
George Footman
Walter McC. Malland
Kern County Planning Commission
Maitland
Bureau
Mrs H He Neufeld Visits Washington with Son
In Washington, D. C., Mrs. H He Neufeld enjoys an extended visit with her son and wife Cpl. and Mrs. Eugene Neufeld. Cpl Neufeld is on a nine day furlough and shows his mother the sights around the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Cpl
Eugene’ Neufeld
Cpl. Neufeld
City
Wasco Welcomes Jerrelyn Faith Singley Daughter
Mr and Mrs Wade Singley of Wasco welcome their first child a daughter born August 14 at Wasco Maternity Home Jerrelyn Faith Singley weighs seven pounds eight ounces Mrs Singley is former Virginia Bartel of Shafter daughter of Rev and Mrs John Bartel
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wade Singley
Wasco
Jerrelyn Faith Singley
Singley
Virginia Bartel
Shafter
John Bartel
Community census committee urged with broad local roles
Officials from police and fire departments, the news paper business manager, utility and real estate leaders, chamber groups, engineers and planners joined to form a local census committee. The plan includes a recreation council and postmaster, with Robert Bovee urging immediate action to secure census coverage for Wasco Mojave Boron Randsburg Lamont Arvin Bakersfield Lost Hills Shafter McFarland Taft Maricopa Delano Tehachapi and other crowded areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Police Department
Fire Department
Chamber of Commerce
of ‘Trade
Planning Commission
Council of Social Agencies
Churchman
Maitland
Robert Bovee
Kern County Chamber ‘of ‘Commerce
Census Bureau
Wasco
Mojave
Boron
Randsburg
Lamont
Arvin
Bakersfield
Lost Hills
Shafter
McFarland
Dust Control Plan Considered for Lost Hills Area
Kern County supervisors discuss a $75 000 experiment to spray petroleum resin emulsion on Lost Hills land to suppress dust storms and aid vegetation. Proposal urges state and federal involvement and funding, with landowner buy in and emphasis on soil conservation as a broader solution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lost Hills
Shafter
Kern County
Board of Supervisors
Bakersfield
A. W. Noon
J. J. Stubbs
Bass Oil Co
Noon
Stubbs
Ardis Walker
Taft
Fresno Bee
Missionaries From China to Speak Here Tomorrow
Rev and Mrs H A Wiese Nazarene missionaries from China will speak and show motion pictures at the Church of the Nazarene Friday at 7 30 p m They will discuss religious and political conditions in China and the impact of Communism They returned to the United States during the war and helped establish a Nazarene church in Florin California The public is invited to attend
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Wiese
Nazarene
China
Church of the Nazarene
Florin
Calif
Wiese
States
Rev
Noon Outlines Regional Solutions for Land and Water Issues
Noon cites mosquito abatement districts as a model for wide area problems and notes the Antelope Valley conservation district now enjoys broad support. He says a soil conservation district would gain backing from oil firms and large landowners to address water shortage overgrazing and land use with trained specialists and targeted regulations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noon
Antelope Valley
Daughter born to Greg Malofy in Bakersfield
Mr and Mrs Greg Malofy welcomed their first child a daughter named Merrilee on Tuesday night August 23 at Mercy Hospital Bakersfield. The baby weighed seven pounds fourteen ounces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greg Malofy
Mercy Hospital
Bakersfield
Merrilee
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Kern
Les Hobson
Dial
Spike
Dial Cleaners
the Pacific Télephone
Shafter-Wasco Ginning CO
Will
OUR
U. S. Bureau of Weights and Measures
Ball Carpet Co
Mohawk & Magee
Greg Malofys
Mr. and Mrs. Dresser
Union Avenue
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