Buttonwillow Chamber Leaders to Host Annual Ambassadorship Event
Kern County will honor its ambassadors at a year end gathering headlined by a keynote address from Robert Gros of Pacific Gas and Electric Co. E P Selvidge, president of Buttonwillow Chamber, will present a special number with his wife, while A B Newby of the Kern County Board of Trade serves as master of ceremonies.
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Kern County
E. P. Selvidge
Buttonwillow
Selvidge
Canasta and Bridge Night Planned at Local Church
The annual canasta and bridge party is set for Thursday in the church Social Hall. Mrs John Butler chairs the event and says play starts at 8 p m with dessert and door prizes. Mrs Jack Sill leads decorations and a $1 25 donation is requested.
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John Butler
Jack Sill
Decorations Society Ket
Reverend Babbitt Preaches Mind of a Child Sermon
The Rev. Paul Edward Babbitt of Union Congregational Church East Tulare and Sycamore Aves announces next Sunday June 14 at 11 a.m. Divine Worship on The Mind of a Child. His text is Matthew 18:3 with a message on childlike thinking. Open House for Vacation Church School Sunday 4 to 5 p.m. and all church picnic at 5:30 p.m. in Mannel Park.
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Paul Edward Babbitt
Union Congregational Church
East Tulare
Sycamore Aves
Heaven
Smokey Bear Club Opens at Minter Library
Minter Library announces summer hours 1 p.m to 5 p.m Monday through Thursday. Smokey Bear Vacation Club registration is open with a deadline. A story hour runs Wednesdays 2 p.m to 3 p.m starting June 17. Mrs. Eda Smith invites parents and children in Minter Village and Kern Homes to visit.
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Minter
Eda Smith
Smokey Bear Vacation mi. Club
Kern County Benefits From 1959 60 Fiscal Appropriations
The 1959 60 money bill provides Kern County with 9 5 million for flood protection projects Terminus and Success Waters to shield Tulare and Kings Counties. It budgets 550 thousand for East Side Division feasibility studies for the Central Valley Project water conveyance to Kern via the valley's east side. One 1 500 is allocated for Pine Flat Dam maintenance. Also funded are 10 thousand for Southern San Joaquin Municipal Utility District distribution work and 11 750 for Shafter Wasco Irrigation District improvements. The feasibility studies include 75 573 for Friant Kern Extension 75 873 for Mendota Kings Unit and 38 500 for Wasco Maricopa nit.
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Tulare
Kings Counties
East Side
Central Valley
California
Kern County
Pine Flat
Kings River
Southern
San Joaquin Municipal Utility District
Shafter- Wasco Irrigation District
Friant-Kern
Mendota-Kings
Senate OKs Brown water bond in historic vote
Governor Edmund G Brown praised the State Senate for approving his 1.75 billion water bond bill authored by Senator Hugh M Burns. The Fresno chamber backed the measure 25 to 12, marking the first statewide water program passage by the Senate. Brown called it a vote for unity.
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Edmund G. Brown
State
Senate
Hugh M. Burns
Fresno
Ornia
Shafter Sailor Participates in Navy Twin Peaks Landing
John B. Love seaman first class son of Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Love of Shafter took part in the amphibious landing at Camp Pendleton California aboard the USS Eldorado during the Twin Peaks exercise on May 28. The operation involved over 60 ships and 25 000 marines and was the largest of its kind since January 1957.
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John B. Love
USN
H. R. Love
Shafter
Camp Pendleton
California
Cancer Society thanks Shafter group for support
The Cancer Society reports over 1500 in contributions with more expected. Fredman and Charles Webster thank Shafter Junior Woman's Club members Delores Meyer and Wilma Guenther for their help. The society offers year round education and services to Kern County residents including loaned hospital items and free cancer literature.
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Fredman
Charles Webster
Janzen
Shafter Junior Woman's Club
American Cancer Society
Mr. Janzen
Shafter
The
Cancer Society
Kern County
PTA
Bakersfield
Shafter Woman's Club
Delores Meyer
Wilma Guenther
Driving Down Driveway Steep Incline Safety Note
An incline to a built in garage requires using low gear to save brakes and enhance safety while descending.
Nephews settle in Shafter district with focus on arts education
The Nephews, moving from a desert area to Shafter, California, bring a background in education and community work. Mr. Nephew’s service in the U S Army and Navy plus active roles in church and school groups are noted as part of their new life. The family of five seeks local housing and a place for their horse while children adjust to schools and pool activities.
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Bakersfield
California
Shafter
Shafter Deeter
John Deeter
Deeter
Delano
San Luis Obispo
Sacramento
Seuaiay
Rome
Palmdale
Ordnance
U. S. Army
U. S. Navy Air Corps
Nephew
Parent Teachers Association
First Christian Church
Phi Delta Kappa
Alpha Kappa Psi
Honorary Business Fraternity
American Society For Childhood Development
California Teachers Association
National Education Association
Richland
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Canasta
Minter Library
Smokey Bear Club
Shafter Garden Club
Harry F. Hunter
Federated Garden Clubs
James Paul
Hunter
James Jacobs
Bill Griffin
David Channeson
Clay Hale
Pat Hein
Tom Leigh
Chuck Hitchcock
Brown
Deeter Construction, Inc, CalVet Conventional
Cancer Socie
BUICK
Thrasher Telephone
Carl Beach
Wasco and
Jeffries Brothers
Mr. Beach
Wasco
Ernie Schultz