Five Kern County Teens Attend Food Comes First Conference
Ten students from Kern County area high schools and Bakersfield College will join more than 200 others at the Fifth Food Comes First conference February 28 to March 1 at Asilomar near Pacific Grove. Delegates will hear talks on nutrition fitness and food industry careers and report back to school groups.
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Asilomar
Pacific Grove
Monterey County
Kern County Farm Bureau
Warren F. Wegis
Kaye Kliewer
Bakersfield High
Nancy Melvin
Susan Bolard
North High
Claudia Marie Gilli
South High
Larry Hill
Wasco High
Gwen Isaac
Virginia Frost
Shafter High
Lorrie Lowman
Dennis Lockhart
East Bakersfield High
Jay Hershey
Bakersfield College
California
California Associated Student Council
Kern
Farm Bureau
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Gardening tips from the California Association of Nurserymen
The article offers lawn care and planting guidance including feeding with complete plant food humus and lime for soil, lifting and dividing chrysanthemums, planting dianthus in sun, inspecting carnations at nurseries, and moving English primroses in part shade as blooms appear.
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California Association of Nurserymen
Opening Mary Lavers Home Faces Community Campaign
A 15 group Citizens Committee met at Kern County Library to back the reopening of the Mary Sayers Home for Girls. They urged public support ahead of April and June Board of Supervisors budget hearings and approved a resolution for circulation to organization leaders, officials, and judges.
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Citizens Committee
Kern County
Mary Sayers
Board of Supervisors
Kern County Board of Supervisors
Juvenile Justice Commission
Probation Department
Nicols Visit San Jose and Fresno Zoo Trip
Mr and Mrs Ken Nicol traveled to San Jose to visit Mrs Mildred Bailey for a two to three week stay. On the return trip they stopped at the Fresno Zoo for Dale and Carolyn to ride the new attractions.
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Ken Nicol
San Jose
Mildred Bailey
Maple School Teams Compete In Rio Bravo Carnival
Maple School sent its boys and girls A teams to the Rio Bravo Basketball Carnival on February 20. Maple finished with three wins, one loss, and one tie in five games each, while Rio Bravo swept all four trophies. Debbie Goertzen and Tim Robnett earned sportsmanship awards. coaches were Elmer Engel and Hazel Haag. Approximately 70 Maple students rode the bus with about 25 parents in attendance.
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Maple School
Rio Bravo
Norris
Greeley
Lerdo
Debbie Goertzen
Tim Robnett
Clyde Johnston
Roger Neufeld
Janet Peterson
Jake Kliewer
Elmer Engel
Hazel Haag
Western Cotton Production Conference Comes to Fresno
Growers meet March 3 4 at Fresno Hacienda to hear John H Turner from U S Cotton Field Station discuss breeding for farm efficiency and markets Graves Jones of Deering Milliken Service Corp discusses quality and Western cotton topics include nutrient needs irrigation management and weed control Sponsors include the Southwest Five State Cotton Growers Association and the National Cotton Council No registration fee for attendance A Ventura vacuum cleaner model aids insect collection research
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Selai
John H. Turner
U.S
Shafter
Turner
California
Graves Jones
Deering Milliken Service Corporation
Spartanburg
S. C
Jones
The
Southwest Five State Cotton Growers Association
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