Mission Springs Winter Retreat Draws 79 Attendees
About 75 youths and counselors gathered at Mission Springs conference grounds in the Santa Cruz area for a weekend retreat. Rev. Werner Kroeker led a talk on challenges facing sheltered youth as sponsors Ed and Esther Nikkel and Ernest and Violet Siemens organized the event with several accompanying adults.
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Mission Springs
Santa Cruz
Ed Nikkel
Ernest Siemens
Henry
Werner Kroeker
Violet Hemingson
Leroy
Joan Heller
Julia Johnson
Susanne Penner
Tom Garber
Jim Goertzen
Dan Harder
Delbert Janzen
Richard Kopper
Dennis’ Kroeker
Robert Long
Don Nikkel
Steve Penner
Douglas Reimer
Brian Siemens
Darrell Unruh
Ken Enns
Lions Club Plant Twenty Trees in New Park
Shafter Lions club members planted 20 trees in the new park near the Rod Rodriguez tract and six trees in Stringham Park. Armstrong Nursery donated the trees for the third year in a row. King Lumber supplied the backstop wire and Phil Nunez did the welding. Saturday workers included John Channelseon, Dick Larson, Roland Grisham, Roy Farrell, Verley Heiter, and Ian Cook.
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Shafter Lions Club
Rodriguez Tract
Stringhram Park
Armstrong Nursery
King Lumber
Phil Nunez
John Channeson
Dick Larson
Roland Grisham
Roy Farrel
Verley Heiter
Ian Cook
First Round Leads Northern Women’s Golf Championship
Edith Henry and Olivarez shot 89 for the first round of the Northern Women’s Golf Championship on Thursday. June Smith posted 92 as next low gross. Second round set for March 16.
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Edith Henry
Warmen Olivarez
June Smith
Delano Club
Buena Vista
Taft
Kern River
North Kern
Jane Flanigan
Katy Ogle
Ruth Hoffman
Dorothy Welcher
Robbie Wingate
Louella Russell
Grace Kaney
Ruth Keyser
Zell Reynolds
Audrey Leigh Wisner
Aldeen
Benson
Fran Garland
Virginia Dieter
Helen Ruggenberg
Virginia
Esther Mallard
Richland Girls Choir To Sing for PTA
The Richland Girls Choir will sing at the PTA meeting Tuesday March 14 at 7 30 pm in the Richland Cafeteria Choir director is Mrs Berkebile Publicity chairman is Kathy Hasbrook Officer D C Ogan gets military leave around April 7 The council approves 90 percent payment on the East Lerdo lighting project and Lions Club planted 54 trees in Rodriguez Park and six in Stringham Park
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Richland Girls
PTA
Richland
D. C. Ogan
Nixon
Bakersfield
Lewis Carroll
Lions Club
Rodriguez Park
Stringham Park
Ben Grundy
League of California Cities
Palm Springs
East Lerdo
Press freedom and the changing face of journalism
An opinion critique notes rude media behavior during a press conference with state appointees, expressing concern over loss of press control and rising influence of interpreters over strict reporting. It compares current journalism to the past and mentions Fresno State College tuition protests, welfare prosperity, price ceilings, and a free safety pamphlet from Kern County.
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Sacramento Union
California
Fresno State College
Kern County Safety Council
P. O. Box
Bakersfield
LeRoy Jackson Speaks At Shafter Legion Dinner
LeRoy Jackson supervisor of the First District spoke at the annual past commanders and past presidents dinner of the Shafter American Legion Post and Auxiliary Unit. He discussed taxes from property assessments and how county tax rate compares to funding by schools, water and mosquito abatement districts. He noted a pending legislature bill to legalize veteran benefits for Vietnam veterans starting with 1965 service, and said the assessor’s office expects the bill to pass.
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LeRoy Jackson
Shafter American Legion
Memorial
Jackson
Bill Banks
Boys
Larry Dean
John Dean
Jan Dargatz
Roland Dargatz
Shafter Legion
County Fair Set By Kappa Nu
County fair named by Kappa Nu on April 16 invites visitors to Shafter Veterans Memorial Hall. Chairman Jane Vignolo notes booths will feature hats purses trinkets and gift items manned by Rita Jacobsen and Helen.
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Shafter Veteran’ S Memorial Hall
Kappa Nu
Jane Vignolo
Rita Jacobsen
Helen
Kelly Speaker At Kern County Coaches Dinner
H W Pat Kelly was the speaker at the 27th Kern County Football and Coaches Association banquet in Bakersfield. 125 attended at Fjords. John Loustalot moderated. Dinner featured a shish kebab menu and prizes. tickets 2.50 adults, 1.50 children under 12. reservations due April 8.
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Kelly
Kern County Coaches Dinner
H. W. Pat Kelly
Kern County Football and Coaches Association
Il Inersfield
Fjords
John Loustalot
Bakersfield College
University of Southern California
Kern County
J.B
Cap” Haralson
Gil Bishop
Kerndiver
Shannon
East Bakersfield
Kappa Nu
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C. J. Vignolo
Kapp Nu
Delta Theta Tau International
Richland Girls Choir
Reagan
Jack
Kern
California Federation of Women's Clubs
Arnold Koehn
Bill Sharp
Anne Ritter
Carole Everett
Shaffer Firms
Shafter
Judy
Will Gong
McFarland
Jerry
Shafter Safeway
Leon Morgan
Dargatz
Banks
Stockton
Haseen
Leon. Morgan
Jeanine Hetherington
Hetherington
Jerri Ohlsson
Olof Ohlsson
Dick Zenk
Hanley Witcher
Ray Rose
J. C. Atkinson
Bill. Johnston
Herb Roberts
Asessor
Wayne McNamee
Kelly Weisbach
15Th
Eston Reynolds
Highway 43
Tommy Colvard
Don Handel
Gene Tillman
Laura Hare
BPW
Shafter Business and Professional Women’s Club
Veteran’s Memorial Hall
Laura
Ramada Inn
Kathryn M. Neville
Hillcrest Club
Royal Palms
Ruth Church Gupta
First Southern Baptist Church
Dexter C. Ogan
Sundey
Buel Mouser
Horace. Womack
Shafter Press
Church OF Christ
Eugene B. Cullum
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