Mennonite Brethren Youth Winter Retreat Charts Space Themed Program
The Mennonite Brethren Youth held their annual Winter Retreat at Mission Springs with a rain soaked outer space theme. Guests including Robert McClain marked birthdays during refueling stops as Rev Henry Dick Rev Werner Kroeker and other staff led talks on future directions. Flight crews practiced maneuvers and visited the Santa Cruz space station Boardwalk while weather shifted between clouds and rain.
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Mission’ Springs
Robert McClain
Walter Leewen
Henry Dick
Werner Kroeker
Bob Nikkel
Space Station
Santa Cruz
Kroeker
Earth
Violet Hemingson
Ernest Siemens
Ed Nikkel
Meyfers
Johnny Shultz
Adolph Buhler
Jake Bergen
Jonas Nickel
Robert Marlatt
Lee Bergman
Paul Harder
Leonard Gaede
Willis Reimer
Willard Janzen
Nona Johnson
Picnic extends into second week at Bakersfield theater
Bakersfield Community Theater continues its three week run of the Pulitzer Prize winning drama Picnic at the Community Theater Playhouse 2406 South Chester Bakersfield. Performances Thursday through Saturday with details and reservations via TE 1 8114.
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Bakersfield
Shrine Dinner Dance in Wasco Draws 140 Shriners
El Charaf Shrine Club held its annual Dinner Dance at Mardikians in Wasco with Ilustrious Potentate John Rounsavelle of Al Malaikah Temple as guest. About 140 Shriners and guests attended a social hour, dinner, and dancing with presentations to Mrs. Mundy and Mrs. Neuman, and Rounsavelle's breakfast invitation in Bakersfield followed by a Kern County Shrine Club visit.
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el Charaf Shrine Club
Wasco
Ilustrious
John Rounsavelle
al Malaikah Temple
The
Divan
Los Angeles
Marvin Neuman
Shafter
Potentate
James Kenmuir
Rabban
al Anderson
Kenmuir
Richard Mundy
Buttonwillow
Charaf Club
Rounsavelle
Mundy
Vince Bittleston
Bakersfield
Kern County
Shrine Club
Mardikians
Richard G. Mundy
Bert
Adams Entertain Guests at Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Adams hosted a dinner at 655 Sycamore last Wednesday evening. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. James Moquist Dr. and Mrs. W T Walhoad Dr. and Mrs. E Russell Kodet and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bongberg. Dinner honored Myron Dean Adams from Guymon Oklahoma formerly of Shafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Adams
Sycamore
James Moquist
W. T. Walhoad
E. Russell Kodet
Robert Bongberg
Myron Dean Adams
Guymon
Okla
Shafter
German-born Dittmar to Speak on Europe at Bakersfield Open Forum
German-born Henry G. Dittmar, exiled from Nazi Germany and World War II veteran, will lecture on Europe Between East and West at the Bakersfield Open Forum in Harvey Auditorium at 8 pm. He has taught at the University of Redlands since 1948 and travels to interview leaders across Europe and the Middle East. The program, with organ music from 7:45, is free to the public and presided by Forum Director Wylie Logan Jones.
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Henry G. Dittmar
Hitler
Bakersfield
England
G.2
United States Army
European Command
California
University of Redlands
Dittmar
Europe
Middle East
America
Italy
Harvey Auditorium
Wylie Logan Jones
Evening High School
Rust-Proof Packing Breaks Corrosion Cycle
A terse note states that a rust-preventing packing stops corrosion and rot in valves. It mentions snow rounds and rubberized packing as key elements, while stating valves that resist rust avoid arkerizing. The fragment implies a technical focus on corrosion control and sealing materials.
California considers out of state teaching credit bill
The State Legislature weighs a plan to credit non California teaching years in the State Teacher's Retirement System after five years of California service. Senator Randolph Collier introduced on March 10 with Assembly Speaker Pro-tem Carlos Bee as co author. The measure calls for $125 million in contributions by teachers and the state to grant year for year credit for out of state service. Dr. Max Rafferty and the California Teachers Association back the bill saying it is fiscally sound and would help recruit qualified teachers.
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Randolph Collier
D-Yreka
Assembly
Carlos Bee
Dhayward
California
Bee
Max Rafferty
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
California Teachers Association
Rafferty
Land Donated to Build New St. Marys Church Buttonwillow
The Louis Banducci family donated two acres for a new church to be constructed by St. Marys Catholic parish of Buttonwillow. Father James Co- is listed as overseeing the project with substantial funding pledged to support the build.
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Louis Banducci
St. Mary's Catholic
Buttonwillow
Father James Co
Camp Fire Week Observed by Junior High Girls
During Camp Fire week March 14 to 20 district winners from the junior high will be honored for a candy peanut sale. On March 14 the group attended First Baptist worship in service costumes and heard remarks on friendship.
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Azusa College
Azuza
First Baptist Church
North Pine Street
Shatter
Esmcee Oh
Appliers Unior High
Bell Georgia Camp Fire Girls celebrate 55th year
The Ha Ki Wee Camp Fire Girls, led by Mrs. Roy Farrell with Mrs. Don Christensen as assistant, are sponsored by the Sanenha Church Women's Camp Fire Girls and the Congregational Church Women’s Fellowship. They attended mass at St. Therese's and will hold a box social at Richland Cafeteria after a church event. They prepared name symbols and displayed windows at Saaiigita's Department Store. Tickets are selling for slides "Alaskan Caribou with Bow and Arrow" and "Mighty Marlin of the Pacific" by John and William Lachenmaier. participants include Jon, Linda O'Brien, and Susan Theuer.
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Mrs. Farrell
Cyndie Farrell
Linda O’brein
Linda Sutton
Jean Ann Miller
Carolyn Diltz
Susan Thever
Bell
Georgia Camp
Ete Oo
Miller
Roy Farrell
Gar Leadre
Don Christensen
The
Sanenha Church Women’s
Camp Fire
St. Therese’s Church
Richland
John
William Lachenmaier
Jon
Linda O’brien
Susan Theuer
Women's Fellowship of
Congregational Church
Languages in New Mexico Pueblo Regions
The article notes that Languages Keresan and Zunian are two of three distinct tongues spoken by inhabitants across New Mexico’s 18 pueblos. It highlights linguistic diversity among Pueblo communities and implies a broader set of languages in the region.
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New Mexico
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Mennonite Brethren
Darrell Janzen
Rev. Kroeker
Gail Bergen
Shafter Kiwanis Club
Walter W. Minger
Bank of America
State Chamber of Commerce Committee On Agriculture
Melones
Sam Becker
Bill Irvin
Shrine
John M. Camp
McFarland
Hoyett Smothers
Adams
Shafter Press
Open Forum
Dale B. Klint
Snow Gates & Valves
Snow Irrigation Supply Co
En's Club
Jim Albright
Thurston Anderson
Mand
Don Don Camp
Robert Diltz
John Miller
Lou Sutton
Ray Thever
Leland Bell
Seiniaien
Ee Ae ‘Eteria SeOther Sneathers
Saaiigita’s
Art Hemingson
Family Bible Hour
Pioneer
Pon AdamTen
Jim Tucker
Jim
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