Janice Vaux Weds Rickey Williams at Ebenezer Church
Miss Janice Vaux and Rickey Williams married in a single ring ceremony at Ebenezer Reformed Church with Rev. Calvin Stuebbe officiating. The bride wore rayon Shantung and carried white carnations. Kathy Hamman was maid of honor. Rickey Scott served as best man. Seventy five guests attended the reception in the church fellowship hall followed by a brief trip to Long Beach and San Diego.
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Janice Vaux
Melvin Vaux
East Orange
Rickey Williams
C.H. Williams
Burbank
Ebenezer Reformed Church
Calvin Stuebbe
Beverly Ragsdale
Kathy Hamman
Cynthia
Mouser
Rickey Scott
Shafter
Bill Cargill
Bob Gibson
Wasco
Williams
Long Beach
San Diego
Pioneer Drive
Apt. 7
Bakersfield
Coiffure Elegance
Hillcrest Center
Bakersfield College
Douglas
Richland
Fresno
Sandy Ragsdale
Richland Teams Post Mixed Saturday Wins at Home
Richland boys and girls basketball split six games with three victories. C-D girls won 16-11, Boys A defeated opponents 36-23, and Boys D won 37-13. The undefeated Standard 1e team lost 31-4 to Richland A-B girls. B-boys won 32-28 and C-boys topped their foes 42-18. Next they travel to Shafter High School gym to face Wasco on Feb 25 at 9:15.
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Richland
Standard
Shafter High School
Wasco
Miniheca Camp Fire Girls Visit Tehachapi and Plan Hike
The Miniheca Camp Fire Girls enjoyed a snow trip at Tehachapi last month and hosted Blue Birds to explain seven crafts needed for rank. Members Sammie Lott Katy Lundgren Terri Snapp Sheryl McGinty Janis Hill and Becky Pescatore participate under guardian Mrs John Hill with Erma Lott assisting. Shafter Rotary sponsors the group. Also noted is a week long visit from Rev and Mrs C F Ummel of Shafter with Mrs Roy Burgess of Ransom Kansas and Mrs Harley Duncan of Garden City Kansas traveling by train and bus to Ken County after a Los Angeles stop.
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Miniheca
Tehachapi
Blue Birds
Sammie Lott
Katy Lundgren
Terri Snapp
Sheryl McGinty
Janis Hill
Becky Pescatore
John Hill
Erma Lott
Shafter Rotary Club
Rev
C. F. Ummel
Shafter
Roy Burgess
Ransom
Kansas
Harley Duncan
Garden City
Los Angeles
Ken County
Burgess
Duncan
California
Richland District School Art Festival Open Feb 22 to 24
The Richland District Art Festival runs February 22 to 24 with public viewing at the primary and upper grades cafeterias Miss Irene Tilley chairs the event Entries come from primary intermediate and upper grades Materials include paintings drawings paper sculpture and other art pieces from regular class time Judges for primary entries are Mrs Lavonne Menees Mrs Laura Hare and Miss Pat Doolittle Judges for intermediate and upper grades are Mrs Joe Frizzell Mrs Leona Collins and Miss Burnis Morris Sweepstakes and first through fourth place ribbons will be awarded in all categories Honorable mention ribbons will be given to one child per grade Entry winners sweepstakes and first place will advance to the District Festival April 1 and 2 at Shafter Memorial Hall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland School
Lavonne_ Menees
Laura Hare
Pat Doolittle
Joe Frizzell
Leona Col
Lins
Burnis Morris
Shafter Memorial Hall
Three Shafter Mat Men Qualify for Valley Finals
Three Shafter wrestlers earned finals bids at the Valley meet held at North High. Jerry Janzen placed third at 145 pounds, Ron Perkins took sixth at 112 pounds, and Danny Black earned fifth at 133 pounds, advancing to McClain High School finals this week for weight-class crowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter
McClain High School
North High
Jerry Janzen
Ron Perkins
Danny Black
Grapplers
Kern Basketball Teams In Play In Northwest Kern League
Last week in the Northwest Kern Basketball League Shafter Motel beat Buttonwillow Lions 62 to 50 and sits second in Class A with three wins and one loss. Gladden's defeated Colvard's 55 to 42 and Wasco Professors 55 to 43, leading Class B with three wins and one loss. Colvards have one win four losses. Thompsons of Shafter won Class C over Joel Market Wasco 46 to 34. Thompsons have two wins and three losses. Andersons's own two wins and two losses in Class D after a 40 to 39 win over Triangle Wash Shafter. Triangle has yet to win.
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Shafter Motel
Buttonwillow Lions
Gladden’s
Colwards
Wasco Professors
Colvard’s
BW Ready Mix
Colvards
Thompsons
Shafter
PG&E Rates Fall Sharply Amid Rising Living Costs
The piece notes five past reductions in PG&E gas and electric rates while other living costs rise. It suggests household energy use has grown since 1963 due to new lighting and appliances, making current bills seem higher, but overall PG&E remains the family budget bargain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pg&e
Pg&e Energy
Special Music Planned for Bakersfield Church Women Luncheon
Miss Pattie Cole of Bakersfield will present special music for the Women´s Missionary Fellowship at the First Baptist Church annual luncheon on Thursday February 23 from 11 30 to 1 Shirley´s Dress Shop of Shafter will sponsor a spring fashion show during the event.
School Board Approves Start of Head Start Program
Supt Crawford reported that applications for a Head Start program have been made covering two classes and about 45 children at the Mexican Colony and five classes and over 100 children at North Kern Labor Camp. The board tentatively approved Title V NDEA funding for teaching slower learners. He reported on selling surplus land and presented the Winton Act materials. The board set a 177 day calendar plus three in service days.
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Crawford
North Kern
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Susanne J. Penner
Kenneth D. Perkins
Nellie Pino
Melody D. Powell
Phillip D. Powell
Joyce N. Quary
Linda Quary
Linda D. Rateliff
Lois V. Ratzlaff
Stanley E. Ratzlaff
Dennis C. Revell
Lydia Reyna
Jean Robinson
Jennie Sanford
Gail A. Schachterle
Glenn W. Schroeter
Mr. and
Mrs
Irene Tilley
Pam Estes
Pam
William Briggs
Harold Wiens
Buickshew
Buick
Garlatz Motor CO
Lerdo St. Shatter
V.e
Pact: Gas and Electric Company
Family Bible Hour
First Baptist Church
North Pine Street
Dale B. Klint
Pattie Cole
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