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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1965
Page
3
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The Kern County Camp Fire Girls council announces at least 25 camperships funded by service clubs sororities and individuals. Bakersfield Woman's Club started this tradition over 30 years ago and a free medical clinic is offered by the Kern County Medical Association for funded campers. The Training program selects high school juniors or seniors for a two year counselor in training path with staff from Camp Yenus Hante and related groups.
In Sacramento a special conference brought Lake Isabella officials and Kern County delegates together with top highway engineers and legislators. Assemblyman Jack Casey organized the session, and Norman Tibbetts credits Casey for securing high level attention to the roadway funding and outlay prospects.
Burley Dooley, chairman of the agriculture department at Shafter High School, attended the 46th annual conference at Oz State in San Luis Obispo last week. The meeting theme was The Job Ahead.
Three Shafter people appear on the dean's honor list at College Hillsboro Kansas for the spring semester. Harold Wiens Jr. is on the list as a science major. Leanna Sperling, a junior in elementary education, and Mark Siemens, a pre engineering junior, also earned honors.
Rev and Mrs Josn C Heal of tion Congregational Thureht left on Friday evening for Walla Walla where they will travel to visit relatives and attend church events during their excursion.
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