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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1964
Page
6
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Dr. Henry L. Fuller of Bakersfield declares his bid for the Kern Joint College Board of Trustees. A former Vacaville high school director, he holds an MD from UC San Francisco and an AB in Education from Tempe. The election, expanding the district to Wasco Delano Tehachapi Mojave and Muroc, is set for April 21.
Pvt E Enterline son of al line Sof 34 lid was named a trainee in basic infantry training at Fort Ord with Company C 3rd Battalion 3rd Brigade. He was selected by company officers for leadership, initiative and military apperances. A 1959 Shafter High School graduate who attended Bakersfield Junior College, he received the honor during a parade ceremony at Fort Ord.
Army Pvt. Alfonso L. Amaro 24 of Shafter lives with his wife at 175 Beth Eden Avenue. He serves as a driver in Company A 2nd Battalion 1st Armored Division at Fort Hood. Amaro joined the Army in August 1963 and trained at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri.
Ernie E. Hartwick of 18645 Shafter Avenue was arrested on warrants from San Diego. Hartwick posted bail of 1100 dollars.
Two day old son of Mr and Mrs James Lee Copeland of 17776 Poplar Ave Shafter is buried after graveside services at a Brethren Church. Survivors include the parents and grandmother Mrs Clara Burch of Shafter. Armstrong Mortuary Shafter handled the arrangements.
Albert N Brincefield 62 of Shafter died Saturday in Tulare hospital. Funeral services were held Tuesday with burial in Shafter cemetery. He was a native of Alabama and had lived in California 14 years. Survivors include his father John W Oklahoma six sons James Arthur Ray Roy and Roger all of Huron Lester of Shafter a daughter Glenda Brincefield of Orange four brothers and two sisters and two grandchildren. Armstrong Mortuary of Shafter handled arrangements.
Elizabeth E. Rice mother of Mrs. Henry Neufeld of Shafter died March 4 after a long illness in Bakersfield. Born May 10, 1879 in Austin Arkansas she lived in California since 1919 and in this community since 1937. She was a homemaker for 60 years and a graduate of Arkadelphia College and of the Eastern Star Stockton chapter.
Mrs Elmer Richards ticket chairman says the fundraiser held last Thursday February 27 for the scholarship fund was a success. Mrs S L Weinberger notes the event in McFar for the scholarship fund. Richards adds no special decorations were used to minimize lunch expenses. A group of women enjoyed an afternoon of cards.
Sequoia District President Mrs. Roy Sharp and Wasco Junior Women's Club leader Mrs. Kenneth L. Wedel visited the Shafter club. The group announced a $50 donation to the American Field Service, approved a $25 purchase of undergarments for Richland Welfare, and pledged $5 to the Penney Art fund for statewide scholarships.
Funeral services were held in the Chapel of the Chimes Mish Funeral Home Shafter and in the family plot at Cemetery for Katharina Bergen 83 and Fred F Valov Jr 35 both with Bakersfield ties. Survivors include relatives in Shafter Nashville Tenn Great Forks Mont Campbell Wasco and Wasco area. Arrangements were handled by Mish Funeral Home Shafter.
The American Legion plans a March 21 dinner at the Veterans Memorial Hall to honor Gold Star Mothers and celebrate the organization’s 45th birthday. Festivities begin at 6:30 p.m. with dinner served at 7:30 p.m.
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