Farewell events mark Hammond family move to Fairfax
The Hammonds prepare to move as Dr. Hammond becomes Fairfax superintendent. A series of farewell gatherings in Marin County and nearby towns honor the outgoing, including dinners, gifts, and a canvas presented by Mrs. Laura Hare. The family plans to attend son Reginald’s Annapolis graduation on June 8 before returning June 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bob
Sage
Marin County
Hammond
Fairfax
Mark’s Episcopal Church
Tom Kelly Hohe
Stockdale
Melly
H. W
Pat Kelly
Sard
Bruce
California State Employees Association
Stringham Park
Ross Harrington
Redondo Beach
Home Economics
Richland
T Hammonds
Reg
Mary
Harold Greene
Roy Farrell
Annapolis
Reginald G. Hammond
Shafter
Emil Stoller
Mrs LaVelle Sharp of North Hollywood and Mrs Patricia Kerchen are named in a continued society column item. Other details are not readable in the supplied fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVelle Sharp
North Hollywood
Patricia Kerchen
Mrs. Putnam Installed By Local Sorority
The sorority installed Mrs. Putnam with Cathryn Putnam as a fellow officer. Jennie Bryant is vice president and Louise Malory serves as re mitt? The report lists $2,200 paid last year in philanthropy for scholarships and local funds. After the ceremony members and husbands dined at Rustigians in Wasco.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Putnam
Cathryn Putnam
Jennie Bryant
Louise Malory
Richland Welfare Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Heart American
Rustigians
Wasco
First Session of Saturday School Closes in Shafter
The spring semester ends as pupils and deaf teachers meet at local church sites for an enrichment program. The volunteer run project, supported by Shafter citizens, will resume in fall. Helen Hunter, president, announced the program’s closure and notes endorsement by the Richland Teachers' Club. Student teachers listed include Jeannie Anderson and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shafter Saturday School
South Shafter Mennonite Brethren
Shafter
Helen Hunter
Shafter Saturday School Board
Richland Teachers’ Club
District hires new teachers as resignations rise in Kern High District
The Kern County Joint Union High School District reports about 15 percent of certificated staff have resigned with expectations of reaching 18 percent soon. Instructors at Bakersfield High and other schools resign amid district financial strain and nationwide teacher recruitment competition. New probationary hires for 1966 67 include staff at Burroughs Foothill Kern Valley North South and West High Schools. A leave of absence is granted for McFarland High. The next board meeting is June 8 at 7 30 p m in Bakersfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern County Joint Union
John W. Eckhardt
Bakersfield High School
Fern Doe
Phyllis S.anderson
Patricia McHale
Lily Z. Namaha
Evelyn Smith
Warren J. Pearson
William R. Welstead
Burroughs High School
Judy Duke
Lloyd M. Richardson
James F. Shehein
Wartaworski
Ronald C. Ol- Shafter
John H. Albee
Frank M. Andreason
Donald C. Green
Foothill High School
Kathy Williams
George A. Ogden
Ye See Seta Eattee
Patricia J. Tommaney
East Bakersfield
Rosemary M. Malin
Kern Valley High School
James R. Stafford
North High School
South High School
Mervin W. Huston
Mary Newcombe
Marian P. Williams
West High
Suzanne Jean Freeland
Elsbeth Wilson
Harold T. Mince
Kenneth Hinkle
Otto M. Dykes
McFarland High School
Board of
24Th Street
Bakersfield
Mrs. Hasty Installed BPW President in Shafter
Audrey Gray of Bakersfield installed the 1966 67 Shafter BPW officers at an 8 pm ceremony in the Shafter Library. Officers include Helen Hasty president Edna Ross first vice president Laura Hare second vice president Mildred Fike treasurer and proxies for Cosmo Thomas and Mary Austin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Audrey Gray
On and Professional Women's Club
Shafter
Shafter Library
Gray
Edna Ross
Mildred Fike
Helen Hasty
Laura Hare
Central District of Business and Professional Women
Bakersfield
Shafter Bpw Club
Frank Wisner
Pauline Orrick
Oildale
Oildale Club
Lorraine Christensen
Cosmo Thomas
Audrey Leigh Wisner
Mary Austin
BPWC
Wisner
Brenda Smith
Juanita Salyards
Shafter Business and Professional Women's Club
Millys Crawford
Evelyn Agee
Ruth McMillan
Clara Schnidt
Leota Adams
Gospel Jubilee at Assembly of God Includes The Calvaryaires
The Assembly of God church at 154 Tulare Street schedules a Gospel Jubilee featuring The Calvaryaires evangelistic group with Clifford the talking doll. The event will have instruments and sing along gospel tunes for all ages. It begins Saturday June 4 at 7 45 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly of God Church
Tulare Street
Calvaryaires
Clifford the
Talking Doll
Clifford
Vacation Church Schools Planned Next Week
Many churches plan vacation church school classes starting next week. Most courses run five days with exercises and programs scheduled for the final day.
Engagement of Local Girl Ils Announced
Mr and Mrs John C Reimer announce the engagement of their daughter Jeanne Ann to Stuart C Dyck son of Mr and Mrs M D Dyck Tampa Kans Jeanne Ann is a Shafter High School 1961 graduate and current Tabor College senior majoring in elementary education He attended Durham High School 1961 and Hutchinson Junior College He works for Elmer Ogborn in Salina Kans They set August 26 as their wedding date.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Reimer
E. Lerdo
Shafter
Jeanne Ann
Stuart C. Dyck
M. D. Dyck
Tampa
Kans
Shafter High School
Bakersfield Junior College
Tabor College
Hillsboro
Durham
Hutchison Junior College
Salina, Kans
Elmer Ogborn Company
UCSB Mortar Board Welcomes New Member Marcia Craig
Marcia Lynn Craig of 570 Maple is among 21 new members chosen for the Mortar Board chapter at the University of California Santa Barbara. The national honorary honors scholarship leadership and service and was announced at the Associated Students Awards Banquet in the campus University Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marcia Craig
Mortar Board
Marcia Lynn Craig
Arthur Craig
University of California, Santa Barbara
National Women’s Honorary Society
Associated Students
Campus
New University Center
Snow Irrigation Supply Concrete Pipe Yard Parkerized Valves
Parkerized valves that resist rust and leakage are promoted for snow irrigation systems. The note highlights rust resistance, leak prevention, and the use of parkerizing to protect metal components in cold, wet conditions.
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Nick Canigiula
Helena Born
Norman Thompson
Mary Hammond
Fred Swehla
Dorothy
Hammonds
Swehla
Mnoon
The
Secretares
Bruce Crawford
Emil Stoller
Helen Stoke
C. H
Charlie
F.B
Jeannie Anderson
Fields Caveness
Larry Dean
Olivia Fast
Larry Herrera
Barbara Jacobus
Cheryl Lacy
Carolyn Morgan
Dorene Mota
Margie Rodriguez
Tanya Steven
Leslie Somers
Chris Torigiani
Juan Villarreal
Janet Wiedmann
First Baptist Church
Garden Dele
Kent
Hote
el Sonora
Ann Stoller
Shafter Blood Bank
Mer
First Southern Baptist Church
Buel Mouser
Dexter C. Ogan
Training Union
Horace Womack
J. C. Wells
Pres. Brotherhood
Pioneer
Shaftek, Calif
Fairview
Walker ST
Ils
Marcia
UCSB
Jeanne Ann Reimer
Snow Gates & Valves
YCAR
Church OF Christ
Pg“E Gas and Slevtria Company
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