Sally Franz and Roger Uhl wed in Bakersfield chapel
Sally Franz and Roger Michael Uhl united in marriage at 7 p.m. December 21 in the First United Presbyterian Church chapel in Bakersfield. Rev. Henry Dick officiated before about 150 guests as red and white gladiola arrangements adorned the altar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Franz
Roger Michael Uhl
First United Presbyterian Church of
Bakersfield
Henry Dick
Fresno
Elmer Unruh
Shafter
William Siemens
Engagement Announcement at Bakersfield Dinner Party
Kathleen Mae Scott and Douglas Dale Taylor reveal their engagement at a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R. Jackson Scott of 5712 Dagget Avenue Bakersfield. The bride attends Richland School and West High School graduate. the groom is East High School alum, Bakersfield College attendee, Vietnam veteran, and security officer at Tehachapi prison. The wedding is set for March 2 at 8 PM at Flest Congregational Church Real Road and Stockdale Highway.
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Kathleen Mae Scott
Douglas Dale Taylor
R. Jackson Scott
Dagget Avenue
Bakersfield
M. D
Jeep
Taylor
Darren de la Osga
Scotts
Richland School
West High School
East High
Bakersfield College
United States Army
Vietnam
California Correctional Institution At
Tehachapi
Flest Congregational Church
Real Road
Stockdale Highway
Bridal Shower Held for Sally Franz Ahead of Her Wedding
In Bakersfield two friends hosted a bridal shower for Sally Franz in Janet Pigman’s apartment. Martha Duell arranged the surprise by ushering guests in during dinner as Sally’s mother Mrs. William Siemens and sister Marilyn Franz, plus other relatives and friends, presented gifts amid Christmas decorations and a cake by the hostess.
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Marilyn
Franz
Janet Pigman
Mark Franz
Jim Cornevale
Long Beach
Bob Balch
Bakersfield
Randy Franz
Lowell Bergman
All Our Lives
St.Francis of Assgsi
Herbert Uhl
Maple School
Benedict
Penn State
Superior Oil Company
Madonna Inn
San Luis Obispo
San Simeon
Uhl
Eugene Sandburg
Hollywood
Paul Ratzlaff
Los Angeles
Bob Franz
Cindy
Bryce Carroll
San Jose
Wayne Siemens
Ryan
Jason
Santa Barbara
Dean Vogt
Reedley
Ted Heinrichs
la Mesa
Henry Dick
Fresno
Gary Bernhardy
Manhattan Beach
Maple
Roger Uhl
Sally Franz
Martha Duell
Miss Pigman
Sally
Roger
William Siemens
Marilyn Franz
Coleen Byrd
Barbara Gloeckler
Karen Kidd
Nancy
Joan Webb
Beth Green
Gail Loveless
Carol Eliasom
March of Dimes Fund Drive Aided by FHA Members
Under Linda Ogle chaired efforts, Sh ter High School Future Homemakers of America members contact local residents for donations to the March of Dimes each afternoon and evening this week. Mrs Owen Onsum is FHA sponsor and Mrs Laura Martens is standin g.
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Linda Ogle
Sh Ter High’ ‘School
Future Homemakers of America
March of ‘Dimes
Owen Onsum
FHA
Laura. Martens
Local Students Lead Flag Ceremony at PTA Meeting
Tor Stre lich fourth graders from Richland School opened the Seventh District PTA gathering in Shafter with a flag pledge in English and Spanish and a sign language presentation. About 80 representatives from 17 PTAs attended. Richland PTA received a membership certificate for the largest group. Mrs. Russell Nix announced Laws for Youth booklet release near February 1 for Kern County sixth graders. Richland Stage Band, directed by Mike Hutchinson, joined guest speakers Paul Cato and Manuel Ruiz in the program.
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Tor Strelich
Richland School
PTA
Shafter
Veteran’s Memorial Hall
Richland Pta
Don McDaniel
Kern
Manuel Ruiz
Mt. Vernon ‘School
Paul Cato
Bakersfield
Richland
Evron
Barber
William Prout
McDaniel
Cato
Jack Stovall
Delano
SHS Patrons Seek New Members at Shafter High
SHS Patrons, replacing the defunct Parent-Teacher Association, launch a January 28 to February 8 membership drive. 1974 dues are $1 sold through high school students. Classes compete for prize money. 100 percent class earns 50 cents per dollar, others 25 cents. Funds support scholarships and school projects.
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Shafter High School Patrons
Parent-Teacher Association
Shafter High
Denise Swan Engagement Set for March 16 at Shafter Church
Rio Bravo couple announces the engagement of Denise Lynn Swan to David Louis Sephus. The two, both connected to Shafter, plan a March 16 ceremony at the First Baptist Church in Shafter. Denise, a Rio Bravo Elementary and Shafter High alumna, will pursue further education. David, also a Shafter High grad, works for Southern Pacific Railroad and plans a Bakersfield transfer before the wedding.
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Rio Bravo
Muriel Swan
Denise Lynn
David Louis Sephus
Jimmie Sephus
First Baptist Church
Shafter
Shafter High School
Almberg Named Church Moderator At Annual Congregation Meeting
Tom Almberg elected moderator of Union Congregational Church at the annual meeting succeeding Charles Brannen. Brannen and Emil Frost join the board of trustees with Byron Barber. Ohanneson, Harley Martin and George Collins are holdovers. New officers include Dorothy Dalke clerk Bruce Muir financial secretary Bert Fuller treasurer Opal Zachary Minnie Ohanneson historians Neal Olsen council member deacons John Rogers Leland Bell deaconesses Glenna Brannen Shirley Bell Jodi Ohanneson. Elaine Neufeld Ruth McMillan Verl Nash board of Christian Education Leon a Collins Jim Franklin board of Christian Missions Charles Brannen Mervin Neufeld Paul Young nominating committee. Pot luck dinner preceded the meeting.
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Tom Almberg
Union Congregational Church
Charles Brannen
Brannen
Emil
Jack) Frost
Byron Barber
John Ohanneson
Harley Martin
George Collins
Dorothy Dalke
Bruce Muir
Bert Fuller
Opal Zachary
Minnie Ohanneson
Neal Olsen
Church ‘Council
John Rogers
Leland Bell
Glenna Brannen
Shirley Bell
Jodi Olsen
Elaine Neufeld
Ruth McMillan
Verl Nash
Board of Christian Education
Leona Collins
Jim Franklin
Board of Christian Missions
Mervin Neufeld
Paul Young
Engagement rings mark San Diego party surprise
Jim B Engle surprised Tricia Jean Anderson with an engagement at a dinner party in San Diego. The bride elect, 1970 Shafter HS graduate, plans to graduate in June from San Diego State University with a recreation rehabilitation major. Engle, a San Diego State graduate, directs a Huntington Beach community recreation center. Both sets of parents listed.
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Jim. B. Engle
Tricia Jean Anderson
San Diego
Shafter High School
Thurston N. Anderson
Pine Street
San Diego State University
Gamma Phi Beta Sorority
Engle
Bakersfield College
Cal Poly San Luis Obispo
First Winter Festival Movie Story Series At Shafter Library
The Kern County Library Shafter Branch launched the Winter Festival of movies and stories for children ages four through 12. Irene Hall, new supervisor of Children's Services, led an hour program with sound and color films. Remaining sessions are set for January 24 and 31 at 4 p.m. in the library conference room at 236 James Street, free to attend. Wasco Branch offers similar shows at the same time.
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Irene Hall
Shafter
Kern County Library
CBMC to Feature Correctional Officer Thursday
The Shafter chapter of the Christian Business Men's Committee lists final January meetings. Richard H. Ryan of Tehachapi prison will share testimony Thursday with two inmate Convicts for Christ members. Bruce Montgomery, Bakersfield CBMC chair, speaks January 31. Sessions meet Thursdays at noon in Veterans Memorial Hall.
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Shafter
Christian Businese Men’s Committee
Richard H. Ryan
Tehachapi
Convicts For Christ
Bruce Montgomery
Montgomery
Bakersfield
CBMC
The
Veterans Memorial Hall
Shafter Motel
Energy shortage may last through 1976, commission says
The Commission estimates the energy shortage could extend into 1976, signaling continued supply constraints and policy implications for fueling and industry operations.
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Commission
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Kathleen Scott
March of Dimes
SHS
Denise Swan
Almberg
Tricia Anderson
First of Library
California Public Utilities Commission
California
Pg&e
Middle East
Department of Defense
Pree
Mamwone
PGE
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