Mennonite Disaster Relief Active in Northern California Flood Areas
Rev H H Dick reports on MDS work in California flood zones calling the disaster area 43 times worse than the 1955 56 Yuba City flood. He is area director coordinating Mennonite units with the Red Cross and MCC from Akron Pennsylvania.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calfornia
Yuba City
H. H. Dick
Mennonite Brethern Church
Mennonite Disaster Service
MDS
American Red Cross
Rev
Oregon
Delaware
British Columbia
Ontario
The
Mennonite Central Committee
MCC
Akron
Pennsylvania
World Relief
United States
Canada
Delmar Staley
American Red
Red Cross
San Francisco
Eureka
Edward Peters
Waldo Unruh
Edward Lopez Invited to Johnson Inaugural Reception
Shafter high school student Edward Lopez, son of Mr and Mrs Rudy Lopez, is invited to attend a Washington inaugural reception for President Johnson but cannot attend due to school and travel costs. He will speak at the Kiwanis luncheon on Wednesday on Curriculum Independent Study. Guenther was the program chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Lopez
Shafter High School
Rudy Lopez
Washington
Johnson
Edward
Guenther
Cleanup Campaign Continues For East Side And West Side
Residents along the east side of the Santa Fe tracks are urged to place leaves limbs and yard waste in alleys for city pickup this week. West side streets will follow the same procedure. After the campaign ends the city will resume ordinary ordinances and residents are warned not to place waste in alleys or improper containers after January 30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Fe
Shafter’s
Bakersfield College adopts 1965 66 calendar with 180 days
The Bakersfield College board of trustees adopted the 1965 66 calendar beginning September 7 and ending June 10 with 91 fall and 89 spring days. A June 20 start to the 1966 summer session follows a June 10 close, with the summer program ending July 29 and several holidays noted. The board also expanded the Child Study lab to work with Friendship House and updated Civil Defense procedures as required by law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield College
Board of
Trustees
Bakersfield College Home Economics Department
Friendship House
John W. Eckhardt
Bakersfield Evening High School
Boards of Trustees
24Th Street
Albert S. Gould
Snow Pack Abundant for 1965 in Shafter-Wasco District
Robert Diltz reports abundant snow pack for 1965 after near margin levels in 1964. Hunting ton Lake snow depth is 57 inches, Crane Valley and Friant precipitations exceed last year, Millerton Lake storage stands at 380,630 acre feet on January 11 1965, with total capacity 520,600 acre feet, suggesting full storage next year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Diltz
Shafter-Wasco
Huntington Lake
Crane Valley
Friant
Millerton Lake
Friant-Kern
Millerton
Undefeated Richland Teams to Play Saturday at Shafter Gym
Richland High undefeated basketball teams from Richland School meet Standard School of Oildale Saturday at Shafter High gym. Richland girls tangle with Stanard in a historic first league game under boys rules. Shafter A B C D boys squads aim to preserve perfect records after prior wins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter Gym
Delano
Richland
Ben Goossen
Mike Ramey
Maple School Board Holds Regular Meeting in January
Maple Board of Trustees met with all members present to discuss district organization plans and the consolidated trustees election set for April 20, 1965 in Kern County. Reports covered enrollment, library acquisitions, substitute music teaching from January 20, and a postponed California Small School Districts Association Convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maple Board of Trustees
MAPLE
Maple School Board of Trustees
Ruben Siemens
Jonas Nickel
Paul Wiebe
Supt
Clyde Johnston
Nickel
Johnston
Kern County
Maple School Parent-Teachers Association
Maple Elementary School
Wasco Union High School
Bakersfield Junior College District
Kern County Board of Education
County Council For
Poilitics
Henry Devies
California Small School Districts Association
Sacramento
California
Door Is Opened The Shafter Play Center
Officials announce the Shafter Play Center reopens after renovations. Local leaders say the facility will host community programs, youth activities, and public events, highlighting renewed spaces for recreation and outreach.
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Kansas
Florida
Bryers
C&h
Arden
Oleo
Ib. Carton
Tastewell
Plausagr
Folger‘s
Post Office
Shafter
Nabisco
Eda. Vy
Tae Ay Lati
Yin Ae
Af A
del Monte
Sauerkraut Libby's
Snow's
Gerber's JR
Mar
Alice
Knit King Machines
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