Nye Oxford wedding at Carmel Chapel
Mr and Mrs Charley Nye hosted the wedding of their daughter Kathy Nye to David Oxford, son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Oxford, at Carmel Chapel on Friday June 30. The ceremony featured a wedding march and songs with only immediate family present. The bride wore a white crepe gown with lace bodice and a shoulder length veil, carrying white carnations. Kathy Nye served as maid of honor.
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Charley Nye
David Oxford
Lloyd Oxford
Carmel
Kathy Nye
Shafter
Lyle Toews and JoAnn Shera Plan September Wedding
Lyle Neil Toews of Shafter will marry Jo Ann Doris Shera in a September ceremony at the Seventh Day Adventist Church of Pleasant Hills. The couple, both students at Pacific Union College Angwin, will make their home in Wasco after a honeymoon to Monterey and Santa Cruz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lyle Neil Toews
Shafter
Jo Ann Doris Shera
Seventh- Day Adventist Church of
Pleasant Hills
Lyle
Dan Toews
Hebern Academy
Monterey Bay Academy
Pacific Union College
Student Association Athletic Counsel
Men of Granger
JoAnn
Joseph Stern
Charles Ave
Golden Gate Academy
Angwin
Women of Alpha Gamma
Katina Dewitte Engaged to James M. Eads
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dewitte announce the engagement of their daughter Katina to James M. Eads son of Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Eads. Katina, a Shafter High School 1964 graduate, active in GAA Future Homemakers of America and Youth for Christ will graduate from Riverside City College Nursing in June 1968. He is a Lafayette High School graduate from Lafayette Louisiana and majors in architecture at the University of Texas. He lettered in basketball and track and was La Fayette High school sports editor and a Key Club member.
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Albert Dewitte
Atlantic Avenue
Katina
James M. Eads
J. S. Eads
Superior Lane
Bakersfield College
California Baptist College
Riverside
la Fayette High School
Lafayette
University of Texas
Lafayette High
Key Club
Bakersfield College Receives Five-Year Reaccreditation
Kern Joint Junior College District officials announced Bakersfield College has been reaccredited for five years through June 30, 1973. The Ac accrediting Commission for Junior Colleges of the Western Association of Schools and Colleges notified president Dr. Edward Simonsen by letter dated July 18.
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Theron L. McCuen
Kern Joint Junior College
Bakersfield College
Edward Simonsen
Accrediting Commission For Junior Colleges of the
Western Association of Schools and Colleges
Henry T. Tyler
Accrediting Commission
Association
Watson Takes First in Salinas Team Roping Event
Jimmy Watson of Shafter and partner John Miller of Pawnee Okla. won first in the Salinas rodeo team roping with a time of 58.8 seconds for four steers earning 1900 dollars. Watson, a Cal Poly student, also earned a silver buckle and credits his grandfather George Watson for guidance.
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Jimmy Watson
Donald Watson
Los Angeles Avenue
Salinas
John Miller
Pawhuska
Okla
Cal Poly
Jim
John
Jug
Shafter High School
Bakersfield College
Santa Maria Rodeo
George Watson
Shafter
Los Angeles
Eddie Akers
Bakersfield
Chuck Bryant
Dave Boydon
Salina
Crabb Family Reports Son Enlists at Ft Polk
Mr and Mrs C C Crabb announce their son Pvt W R Crabb is undergoing basic training at Ft Polk Louisiana. He was inducted June 22 and is a Shafter High School and Bakersfield College graduate. Weekend guests included Mr and Mrs Arnold Erickson of Los Angeles. They visited the Bakersfield Mall.
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C. C. Crabb
Pvt. W. R. Crabb
Ft. Polk
Shafter High School
Bakersfield College
Eugene Pescatore
Arnold Erickson
Los Angeles
Bakersfield
Principal Corrie Highlights School Year at Shafter
Principal Harold J. Corrie reports on 1966 67 at Shafter High School noting improved teacher pupil ratio in academic subjects, 1 024 Oct 1 enrollment, 212 graduates the year’s high. He praises new staff contributions and community support with guidance from Charles O Gates and Neal W Olsen and cites needs and outlook.
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Harold J. Corrie
Theron L. McCuen
Kern County Union High School
Jir It
Corrie
Shafter High School
State Department of Education
Shafter and
Buttonwillow
Charles O. Gates
Foothill
Neal W. Olsen
Shatter
Dodgers
Dodgers Trip Attracts Shafter Pee Wee Players
About 200 Shafter Pee Wee and Low Pee Wee players will attend the Dodgers game on Saturday July 29. Departure from Agee Funeral Home is 9 30 a m in a van. The trip involves 35 to 40 adults and 32 men 20 women with various degrees.
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Dodgers
Agee Funeral Home
Corrie
Budget items discussed at Wednesday board session
The article notes ongoing high school budget deliberations and unfinished legislation on state apportionments. Board President Albert S. Gould chaired the Wednesday evening meeting as the county Board of Supervisors plans to set the actual tax rate later this summer.
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Albert S. Gould
County Board of Supervisors
Committee on School Meets in Shafter for Lunch
The Citizens Subcommittee for the Shafter area gathered at the Shafter Motel on Thursday for a lunch and tour of Shafter High School. Members include H W Pat Kelly chair, Gene Guenther, George Jones, Mrs Ed Nikkel, Frank Gofford, Lee Krkerian, McFarland, Mrs Hilda Landry, and Johns Skiles. The subcommittee’s report goes to the steer committee on July 26 and will be reviewed by the Citizens Committee and the Board on August 3.
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Citizen
Shafter
Shafter High School
H. W. Pat Kelly
Gene Guenther
George Jones
Ed Nikkel
Frank Gofford
Lee Krrkerian
McFarland
Hilda Landry
Johns Skiles
Oildale
Citizens Committee
Board of
Malicious Mischief Reported at Richland School and Pool
Three incidents of windows broken at Richland School were reported to the Shafter police department. Also noted were items of malicious mischief at the Richland pool such as towels thrown into the water.
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Richland School
Shafter
Richland Pool
Snow Gates and Valves Parkerized and Sealed
Snow Gates and Valves advertise Parkerizing to prevent rust and keep packing rot away. Snow rubberized packing seals valves to prevent leaks. The firm claims exclusive features and urges inquiries to Snow Irrigation Supply Co. Concrete Pipe Yard.
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Snow Irrigation Supply Co
Sequoia school expands activities and awards students
The school increased stature annually with more than 20 scholarships and multiple awards from community and school groups. Athletic programs were restored, attracting 97 football players, 40 basketball players, 29 baseball players, 45 track participants, 14 boys and 16 girls in tennis, 15 boys and similar girls in swimming, 9 golf players, 22 cross country runners, and 37 wrestlers. The team won the Sequoia Divisional cross country crown and South Sequoia League titles in variety track and boys’ varsity swimming. Corrie’s report notes campus improvements as the main future need amid many student activities.
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Sequoia
Corrie
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JoAnn Shera
Jim Kelly
Monterey
Santa Cruz
Richland
Shafter High
Wasco
7Th Street
Bioform
Alma Oxford
Assembly of God Church
Diane Olynd
Joyce Beam
Herbert Comfort
Kern
Kern River
Mr. Comfort
Paso’ Robles Lodge
Free and Masons
Order of the Eastern Star
San Miguel
High Twelve Club of
Paso Robles
California Newspaper Publishers Association
International Mark Twain Society
Winston Churchill
Booth Tarkington
Eugene Field Society
National Association of Authors and Journalists
Elizabeth (Lyle) McConnell
Ida Mae Reif
Mr. and
Mrs. David Oxford
Katina Dewitte
Watson
First Baptist Church
North Pine Street
Family Bible Hour
Wall Street Journal
Chrysler
Church of Christ
Walker Fairview
Shafter, Calif
Pioneer
CIDA
Irvin E. Fike, Inc
Central Valley Hwy
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