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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1966
Page
10
Courteous service urged for supplies and stationery at the Shafter Press office. Readers are asked not to delay reordering envelopes and office stationery items to avoid running short.
The Mennonite Brethren Church of Shafter will screen a 53 minute 16mm film about Dr Paul Carlson on Sunday January 16 at 5 PM Pastor Henry H Dick announced Gene Berg of Paso Robles will report on his Congo experiences before the show Berg served with the Concordia Mennonite Dental Committee PA TM Peace Witness and related mission groups The film follows Carlson as husband father and churchman ending with a widow's prayer Free will offerings will be taken to defray film costs
Bakersfield Evening High School presents an all color motion picture and commentary on Ceylon at the Bakersfield Open Forum. Ed Lark will discuss travel and photography as part of the winter forum series in Harvey auditorium at 8:00 p.m. free to the public.
The Community National Bank hosts the January 19 conference at Hacienda Motel with Charles F. Horne of General Dynamics as keynoter. Bob Parker, 19 years banker veteran and local civic figure, will share insights on the national money picture and Kern County outlook. The bank plans a Taft branch in 1966 and reports a Bakersfield Niles Street outlet opening, expanding Community outlets in Pumpkin Center Lamont and Kern.
Parker, a Ridgecrest figure born in Murdo South Dakota, built a banking and business career spanning Bank of America, Whittier College education, and leadership roles at National Bank Bakersfield CNB network. He served veterans groups and fraternal organizations in Kern County with his four sons listed among his survivors.
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