Ticket Sale Sells Out 1965 66 Community Concert Series
Bakersfield Community Concert Association reports a sellout at the Bakersfield Auditorium with a 3000 seat capacity. Membership drive led by Mrs. Nels Vibe and Mrs. Gordon Johnson drew hundreds to join, with many on a waiting list for next year. The board expanded the season to six concerts including the Grand Ballet de France and the Cleveland Orchestra. The Hague Philharmonic will close the 1964-65 season in March at 8 p.m. with critics praising their world class performance.
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Bakersfield
Nels Vibe
Vibe
Gordon Johnson
Association
Johnson
Grand Ballet de France
Cleveland Symphony Orchestra
Hague Philharmonic Orchestra
Holland
Willem van Otterloo
Bakersfield Civic Auditorium
Retirement marks end of long Kern agricultural career
Mose Kofahl known as Ghauncey retires after more than three decades in Kern County agriculture. His work in the Kern Lake area shaped regional farming efforts and community ties.
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Ghauncey
Mose) Kofahl
Kern
Kofahl
KCL
Kern Lake
County
Kerns Share of Highway Taxes in February Apportionment
In February the state apportioned highway user taxes totaling 339,651,038 with Kern County receiving 167,398.72. The State Highway Fund for Cities got 3,795,148 and Counties 5,444,074, while Expenditure Highways received 21,451. Funds came from gasoline tax 36,642,804, fuel tax 1,12,726, MV Transit Tax Fund 769,570, and miscellaneous sources.
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Sacramento
Kern County
Alan Cranston
State Fund
Resignation Stems From Farm Labor Service Probe
Milton M. Eisley, 63, manager of the Santa Rosa Farm Labor Service office, has resigned amid an ongoing investigation into irregularities in farm job placements. Director Al bert B. Tieburg says he has not concluded findings and will report once the inquiry finishes. The agency previously dismissed multiple Bay Area managers and an area supervisor after irregularities surfaced during a Department of Employment inspection. A legislative investigation by the Finance and Insurance committee was approved, and Tieburg will cooperate fully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert B. Tieburg
Milton M. Eisley
Santa Rosa
State Farm Labor Service
Tieburg
Bay Area Farm Labor Service
Department of Employment
Committee On Finance and Insurance
Farm Labor Service
Shrine Club to Host Ladies Night Friday March 12
El Charaf Shrine Club announces its annual ladies dinner dance at Mardikian's Wasco with official visitor Richard Mundy. President Buttowillow says social hour begins at 7 p.m. Future events include Italian Night at Dino's Cafe, Buttonwillow on April 23 golf tournament and barbecue at North Kern Course May 5 and Family Night in Wasco June 25.
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el Charaf Shrine Club
Mardikian
Wasco
Richard Mundy
Buttowillow
Shrine Club
Buttonwillow
North Kern Course
Farrell Appointed On Safety Committee
G. R. Landskov of Shafter chairs the Red Cross has named Roy Farrell of Richland schools to the Red Cross water safety committee for 1965. The group will recruit and train water safety personnel and launch a public information program aimed at home pool owners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. R. Landskov, Shafter
Red Cross
Roy Farrell
Richland Schools
Red Cross Water Safety Committee
Science Honor Students from Kern Lead List
Kathie Schultz and Robert Nikkel of Shafter High School joined 42 outstanding science students from 19 Kern schools recognized in a regional science honors list. The event spotlights young researchers and their contributions to local STEM efforts.
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Kathie Schultz
Robert Nikkel
Shafter High School
Kern
Wild Flowers seen in Kern County foothill shows
The Kern County Board of Trade reports sparse color in upper elevations as a dry February dampens wildflower prospects for this season. A potential bloom depends on more rain and sun. previews appear in Granite Station Wooday Glennville hills with Indian paintbrush and blue lupine noted.
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Kern County
Kern County Board of Trade
Kary Coatee
Board of Trade
Granite Station
Wooday
Glennville
Arvin
Caliente
Walker
County schools tour UCLA cardiovascular research facilities
County high schools and Bakersfield and Taft colleges toured the Loma Linda University Cardiovascular Research facilities at UCLA. The Kern County Heart Association sponsored the tour to encourage students to pursue medical research careers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield and Taft Colleges
Loma Linda University
University of California At
Los Angeles
Kern County Heart Association
Original Maple School bell found and returned
The original Maple School bell, once kept by early principal Mrs. Zadia Mac Neil in Wasco, has been returned to Maple School. Present principal Clyde Johnston plans to display the small bell in the new trophy case at the school, after it sat on desks over the years.
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Maple
Maple’ School
Wasco
Alice Carroll
Zadia MacNeil
Carroll
MacNeil
Lerdo and
Palm
Shafter
Fresno Avenue
Walter Nicol
MecNeil
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David Ferguson
Community Concert National Service
Johnnson
Nicholson
Gerald Davis
Harold
Burt
Delano
McFarland
R. F. Mangold
U.S.A
Hague
Hague Philharmonic
van Otterloo
First Baptist Church
Morning Worship Training Union
Evening Gospel Hour
Family Bible Hour
Richland
Fresno
Dey
Are
Ete
Coorgelion
Taal Jones
Tony Parrott
Susan
Betty Richards
Lachenmaier
Farrell
California Moving & Storage
Central
Triangle Cafe
Welker Street
Mr. and
Mrs
Clee Jarrett
Alvis Smith
Hillsdale
del Haven
Nalley
Wittenberg
Dean’s Meat Dept
Merch
Country Boy
Garlatz Motor CO
Lerdo ST
Shafter, Calif
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