Mennonite Youth Fellowship presents The Best Gift Christmas program
The Mennonite Youth Fellowship held its annual Christmas program at 8:15 PM on Sunday December 13 in the Mennonite Brethren Fellowship Hall. An original play directed by Mrs Ed Nikkel followed a group of youths planning Christmas activities and featured a department store scene and a church scene with the message that Gods gift of His only begotten Son is The Best. Cast includes Sally Franz Gwen Isaac Betsy Penner Janice Schultz Gail Bergen Shirley Unruh Dannie Sheffield Paul Unruh Kathy Shultz Ron Koop Brian Siemens Judy Dick Julia Johnson Suzanne Johnson Sharon Giesbrecht Pat Kroeker Susan Dobrenen Merle Sperling Russell Enns Rick Penner Nancy Marlett Darlene Shultz Rosamund Hale Tommy Garber Bryce Carroll Bob Nikkel Walter Loewen and others. Walter Loewen MYF president thanked helpers. a corsage and gift were given to Mrs Nikkel for her efforts. Continued on Page 6.
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Sally Franz
Gwen Isaac
Betsy Penner
Janice Schultz
Gail Bergen
Shirley Unruh
Dannie Sheffield
Paul Unruh
Kathy Shultz
Ron Koop
Brian Siemens
Judy Dick
Julia Johnson
Suzanne Johnson
Sharon Giesbrecht
Pat Kroeker
Susan Dobrenen
Merle Sperling
Russell Enns
Rick Penner
Nancy Marlett
Darlene Shultz
Rosamund Hale
Tommy Garber
Bryce Carroll
Predictions by Kern County schools on enrollments nearly accurate
The Kern County Superintendent of Schools report shows active K-12 enrollment on October 30 1964 at 83 557 though 82 199 were predicted, a 1 63 percent variance. The study titled Kern County Can Qualify for an Institution of Higher Education supported a state college campus plan for Kern County.
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Kern County
Superintendent of Schools Office of Public School
Coordinating Council For Higher Education
Harry E. Blair
Bureau of Education Research
California State Department of Education
Kern County School Enrollment Predictions Prove Accurate
Predictions for Kern County high and grade school enrollments matched actual counts closely. High schools were forecast at 21 192 and reached 21 719, 527 more than expected. Grades 1-8 remained within 1 to 5 percent accuracy, with no case exceeding 10 percent. The study enabled confident use by legislators for the 1965 state college bill.
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Kern County
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FBI
Ken Arnold
Shafter
Calif
Stea
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Ee Rey
Cae
C&h
Jar
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KRAFT
Hunt's Pork ‘N Beans
Maxwell House
Cation
Sethe
Aerowax
Post Office
Monterey
del Monte
Dills Pickles
Zee
Wrisley
REG
Ift
Mennonite Youth Fellowship
Mennonite Brethren Fellowship Hall
Ed Nikkel
Brown & Bryant, Inc
Arvin
Delano and McFarland
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