County Recorder race draws crowd to Bakersfield convention
Delegates gather for the Bakersfield convention as 16 candidates vie for county recorder. L. D. Schley of Pacific Fruit Co and other officials address sessions. The event features a large Trade Show with new equipment and services and offers special consulting from government agencies.
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Bakersfield
L. D. Schley
S ‘the
Pacific’ Fruit Company
San Francisco
Dewhirst
S Fe Refinien
Cago
R. C. Hudson
Southern P Fic
San
Floyd F. Hedlund
Fruit & Vegetable Division
U.S. Department of Agriculture
Washington, D.C
Robert C. Brown
California Taxpayers Association
Sacramento
C. W. Fillerup
Council of California Growers
John V. Tunney
Riverside
Alan T. Rains
United Fresh Fruit & Vegetable Association
Doyle Burns National Potato Council
Moore
John Romanini Engaged To Ayan John Romanini
John Romanini becomes engaged to Ayan John Romanini, daughter of Mr and Mrs Guidoamipi of Button Willow. Family celebration held at the Valentine party. The couple plans to marry April 23 at St Francis Catholic Church Bakersfield by Father John Murphy. John is a 1960 Shafter High School graduate who attended Bakersfield College and Fresno State before entering farming.
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John Romanini
Guidoamipi
Button
Willow
John Murphy
St. Francis Catholic Church
Bakersfield
John
Shafter High School
Bakersfield College
Fresno State College
Shafter High Menu Week Preview and Daily Lunch Items
The Shafter High School menu for March 14 18 lists daily plate lunches with entrees such as creamed tuna a la king and cranberry roast turkey, sides including green beans and mashed potatoes, and desserts like cake or fruit. Note dietary items and milk accompany each plate. menu subject to market changes.
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Valentina Valena
Kern
Shafter
Rain Causes Slick Road Surface On Dry Pavement
Sudden rain creates a slick surface on a dry highway as oil residue mixes with water. Drivers should reduce speed and exercise caution due to hazardous conditions.
Candidates for Honorary Mayor Name Campaign Managers
Honorary Mayor hopefuls announce their campaign managers for the final vote drive at the Neon Commerce and Agriculture meeting. Dennis Giannini and Roy Romanini name their teams while Mundy Still Leads with 889 votes and Houchin renames his co-manager. Rehearsals for the home talent play Moon by June proceed amid flu absenteeism as Buttonwillow Aeronautics staged space scenes and a Feather River Aqueduct scene headlines.
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Neon Commerce and Agriculture
M . 12
Dennis Giannini
Earl Williams
Roy Romanini
Art Ghilarducci
Cecil Shellinger
Joe. Romanini
Alene Parsons
Anita Merlo
Nini
Romanini
Gar McLeod
Moon
BASA
Buttonwillow Aeronautics and Space Administratio
Buttonwillow
Oliver Torigiani
Dayton Raben
Elmo Belluomini
Feather River
California Aqueduct
Junior Science Fair Set at BW School
A Junior Science Fair is planned at Buttonwillow School on Thursday April 28 during Public School Week. Supt Dennie Butterfield announced with entry blanks issued. Individual entries only, no teams, due by April 1. Exhibits in biology chemistry physics geology astronomy and more evaluated by science‑mamiliar committee. Awards include participation ribbons for all entrants and first second third ribbons per class plus trophies for best in each grade.
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Buttonwillow
Dennie Butterfield
Spanish Medicare sign up meeting in Delano 1966
A special Spanish language Medicare sign up meeting is set for Delano on March 15 1966. J Leland Embrey SSA District Manager says the session begins at 7 30 p m at Pius X Youth Center Clinton Delano. Social Security staff will explain hospital and care insurance in Spanish and answer questions, with interpreters assisting those near age 65 including retirees or those never enrolled in Social Security.
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Medicare
Delano
J. Leland Embrey
Social Security Administration
Pius X Youth Center
Clinton
David Co
Orozco
Social Terpreters
Trip to Moon Lecture at Bakersfield Planetarium
The fourth of five planetarium lectures titled A Trip to the Moon runs March 3, 10, 17, 24, 31 and April 13, 20, 27 from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m. at the BC Planetarium. Free admission, reservations required by 7:15 p.m. call Bakersfield College 327-1711 Ext. 288. Doors lock at start for darkness and safety.
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Planetarium
BC Planetarium
Earth
Bakersfield College
Nancy Smith Celebrates 12th Birthday
Nancy Smith celebrated her twelfth birthday last Friday inviting friends after school for a slumber party. Guests arrived around 4 30 p m with gifts and sleeping bags. Supper featured hot dogs roasted in the fireplace. Balloons games and a scavenger hunt kept them awake. By 11 o clock Saturday morning Nancy was taken home after waffles and breakfast. Attending were Janet Nikkel Susan Kroeker Carol Mundy Janet Dargatz Brenda Broom Cheryl Goldston and Candy Enns.
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Nancy Smith
Nancy
Robert
Janet Nikkel
Susan Kroeker
Carol Mundy
Janet Dargatz
Brenda Broom
Cheryl Goldston
Candy Enns
Lecture Hall Entry Policy Stipulates Age Rules
The notice states that attendees must stay seated during the talk. Children under 12 require an accompanying adult while no one under six will be admitted. The policy emphasizes supervised attendance and age-based restrictions.
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Kansas
Missouri
Nebraska
R.L. Polk and Co
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