Local Women Install Leaders at Central District B P W Club Meet
Tiny Weaver was installed as chairman for four districts of the Central District of Business and Professional Women. Audrey Waters opened the ceremony at Memorial Hall Oildale with Esther Monroe and Ida Beck also installed. Halbert T. Capps spoke on Voice of America usage worldwide, while Anna Mae Anderson presented a portable lectern to the Taft club. The fourth section clubs include Bakersfield East Bakersfield Delano Hillcrest and Oildale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central District of Business
Joleen
Memorial Hall
Oildale
Audrey Waters
Esther Monroe
East Bakersfield
Ida Beck
Hillcrest
Miss Waters
Cleta Beck
Halbert T. Capps
Delano
Voice of America
Anna Mae Anderson
Central District
Taft Club
Bakersfield
Chamber Plans Homecoming Event and Cleanup Schedule
The Chamber of Commerce discussed the Homecoming event and approved it if elementary bands can be arranged. It set April 19 to May 1 for Clean-up and Paint-up. Residents will place trash in alleys during weeks of April 19 and 26, with pickups the following weeks. The group seeks citizen cooperation to establish spring and fall cleanup programs in Shafter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Shafter
Sacred Music Concert Planned for Good Friday Night
A Good Friday evening concert at 7 50 features a Sacred Music program led by Institute with Mr John P Epp principal. The choir tours Oregon California venues including Salem Dallas Orland San Jose Shafter Dinuba Fresno with joint oratorio in Fresno at Bethany Baptist Church with Pacific College Shafter Taft Wasco. Shafter club dinner attendees include Jane Whit retary treasurer. Next four events are in Shafter September 18.
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Shafter
Institute
John P. Epp
Oregon
California
Salem
Dallas
Orland
San Jose
Dinuba
Fresno
Bethay M. B
Pacific College
Taft
Wasco
Shafter Club
Jane Whitretary
Kern County delegates attend California Farm Bureau convention
Seven Kern County representatives attended the California Farm Bureau Federation's 45th Annual Convention in Sacramento. Participants included Warren F. Wegis and Ray Blair along with several Cal-Farm Insurance agents and officials. Wegis highlighted an outstanding program with speakers from the federal and state levels and noted the one day format marking a change in Farm Bureau events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kern County
California Farm Bureau Federation
Sacramento
Warren F. Wegis
County Farm Bureau
Ray Blair
State Cotton
Robert Wegis
Water Problem's Department
Frank Irvin
Cal- Farm Insurance Agency
Henry Schwamborn
Cal- Farm
Dale Wiedemann
Cal-Farm
W. F. Wegis
Wegis
George L. Mehren
United States
Ernest Wilkinson
Brigham Young University
Roger Fleming
American Farm Bureau Federation
Allan Grant
California Farm Bureau
House of Delegates
Farm Bureau
Council Approves Market Surfacing Plan and Parking Lot
The council approved resurfacing moves to meet city code and agreed to surface a parking lot at the Market with the Market paying for materials. A policy on surfacing was discussed as part of the planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hight
Oasis Platoon Formed For June Marine Training
Gunnery Sergeant Vaughn announces a new Oasis Platoon to begin recruit training in San Diego in June. The first Kern recruits are Donald W. Brown and Richard L. Deuel, both Bakersfield residents, who enlisted in a 120 day delay program in February and will report to boot camp with the Kern platoon. Interested applicants may contact the Bakersfield Recruiters in Room 1416 Haberfeld Building or call FA 3-6704.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vaughn Newcomb
Marine Corps Recruiting Office
Bakersfield
Oasis
San Diego
Kern
Donald W. Brown
William J. Brown
Richard L. Deuel
Dolores L Adkins
Brown
Deuel
Marine Corps
Haberfelde
Farm Bureau Seeks November Action and Yearly Events
The group plans to meet and act on business matters each November while keeping the convention and annual events early in the year. Wegis states the updated appearance provides more continuity from county to state level across the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farm Bureau
Wegis
City Council Discusses Curb Repair and Park Weed Control
The council tackled curb replacement at Mish Funeral Home and ordered barriers with flashing lights at the site. They debated weed control methods for playgrounds, considering a new machine, and noted a Barbeque move to Manuel Park with water access for picnickers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cechanellons
Ben Grundy
Public Works Department
Lew Carroll
Carroll
Dick Zenk
Manuel Park
Golden West
Hanley Witcher
Cliff Ratzlaff
Chamber of Commerce
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Andy Anderson
Paul Kodet
Allan Neuman
Vernon Isaac
Douglas Peters
Joe Turner
Calif
Elmer Unruh
Doug Peter
Dle
Joe
Isaac
Peters
Bob Marlatt
Service Patrol
Bat Patrol
Steven Garber
Phil Keller
Todd Kodet
Butch Little
Stanley Neuman
Robert Schellenberg
John Stockton
Jimmy Dick
Don Nikkel
Jeff Channeson
Randy Searcy
Merrill Sperling
Sidney Unruh
Panther Patrol
Bill Bann
Phil Janzen
Scott Larson
Dennis Marlatt
Frank Martens
Randy Penner
Bob Bann
Art Penner
Larry Schellenberg
Satowa
Bank OF America Federal Opposit Insurance Corporation
Mavings Association
B&pw
Garlatz Motor CO
E. Lerdo Hwy
Chamber
Carl Meyer
Central Valley
East Lerdo
Legion, Lions and Christian Business Men’s Committee
Forrest Long
Tulare
Highway Patrol
Pat Kelly
Porterville Highway
Kimberlina
Frank Wisner
Rhoades Development Company
Minter Field
Church OF Christ
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