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Newspaper

Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1951

Page

7

Kern County High School District Gears for 1960s Growth

Kern County Union High School District prepares for a surge in enrollments as 26 208 local births in four years and rising migration strain future planning. Superintendent Theron McCuen outlines master plans, including 1500 student capacity for North of the River high school and relocation of Bakersfield College on a 130 acre site with operation hoped by 1953. He notes $5 million spent since the war on new buildings and expresses concern over staffing.

Kern County Union High School Theron McCuen Kern County Chamber of Com Merce Kern County Larely Kernounty Kern — County McCuen San Joaquin Valley MacCuen North-of the-River College China Grade Bluffs Bakersfield College Arvin High School

Small School Gives Pupils Same Privilege as Big One

The Maple School three miles west of Shafter on Fresno avenue, founded in 1910, marks its 40th anniversary with a homecoming. It reports 142 pupils this Sept and a year-end gain of 13 as staff expand under long-range plans. The district’s industrial arts drive includes drivers training and safety instruction with graduates required.

Maple Shafter Fresno Avenue

Maple School Activities and Community Notes

The Maple School exhibits fine work by students and strong parent and staff involvement. A branch library, school nurse visits, and health programs support pupils while PTA and various clubs engage families in events, 4-H, and Boy Scouts. Several local residents and families are noted for visits, travel, and celebrations surrounding the school year.

Elmer Engel Louella Schellenberg Virginia Graf Madeline Nicol Marion Wells Zanita Scott James Prestley Maple Scott Maple Parent-Teachers ' Association Weod Ralph Gribble Engel D. R. Gwin Henry Penner Gardner Lucille Hearon

Librarian Reprimands Motorist at Main and Walnut

Miss Reynolds the town librarian had a car stall in center town blocking traffic at Main and Walnut. Most drivers waited, but one horn blared loudly.

Miss Reynolds Main and Walnut

Prominent Buttonwillow Farmers Die Within Week

Pete Romanini 61 a native of Italy and Walter Hawkins Parsons 68 longtime Buttonwillow resident die in a week. Romanini active in the Grange and survived by Isola Roy Lillie Ghilarducci two brothers and sisters with services held at St Francis Bakersfield. Parsons a 17 year Buttonwillow resident and Kern County Farm Bureau director survived by Adele daughters Charles and John Parsons and siblings. services held locally with arrangements by Doughty Calhoun O Meara.

Buttonwillow Pete Romanini Walter Hawkins Parsons Italy Romanini Isola Roy Lillie Ghilarducci Bakersfield Guscepi Romannini Eugenia Patricia Ann Ghilarducci Doughty-Calhoun-O’meara St. Francis Church Vincent Richards Bakersfield Memorial Park Parsons Kern County Farm Bureau National Farm Loan Association of Kern County Congregational Church Adele, Parsons Ray Blair Mary Louise Parsons Charles John Parsons Howard Whittier Cornelia Mercy van Nuys Jessie Parsons Nellie Butcher Claremont

American Legion Holds Regular Monthly Meet

Buttonwillow post held its regular meeting May 10 with Commander Cecil Shellenberger presiding. He urged all members and eligibles to attend these meetings at the veterans club building, noting past meetings are the second and fourth Thursday each month.

Buttonwillow American Legion Cecil Shellenberger Shellenberger Veterans Club

Altar Society Plans Spaghetti-Chicken Dinner Dance

Buttonwillow Mrs. Eda Giannini president of St Marys Catholic Church Altar Society announces a chicken spaghetti dinner and dance on May 25 at the Grange Hall. Dinner served 6 to 8 p.m. Dancing from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m.

Buttonwillow Eda Giannini Altar Society St. Mary's Catholic Church Grange Hall

Notable Names List Across Local Notices

A string of personal names appears, including Wayne Jeffries Ella M Pollard Hortense Johns Raymond Blair Elmer Grassis Mrs Trinidad Rev Ernest Ghilarducci R L Jeffries Donald Hanfman Billie Kephart. The text lists individuals without additional context or events.

Happy Me Wayne Jeffries Ella. M. Pollard Hortense Johns Raymond Blair Elmer Grassis Trinidad Ernest Ghilarducci R. L. Jeffries Donald Hanfman Billie Kephart

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Community Survey Ralph Gribble Maple Harry Drennan Bakersfield High School and College Drennan Martha Torrigiani San Luis Obispo Martha Gano Torrigiani Mrs Fred White Mrs. White Emma Holliday Hammet Frank Ghilarducci Dante Giannini Bishop John Chicca Giannini Armando.Diodati Lillian Liebrock Mr. and Shafter High School Wasco High School Barry Mineah Happy Bruno Aztec Beardsley Archie R. Liebrock Alameda Naval Air Station Nelson Lewis Mercy Hospital T. Kemp Cottage Hospital Fanny Tracy Nancy Frey Ruth McBride Jerry Kern-Friant Canal McFarland Fritz Army Strong Fresno T. H. Cox Leon Ealum Mae Payne Aldo Antongigvanni David Oklahoma Altus Wilson Bill Hamman Kern General Hospital Gary Ray Lucy Hamman Minor Roden Hammans Donald Edward Arthur Ehrhorn PTA Ruben Siemens Siemens Mils Siemens Schelenberg Chrysler Air Conditioning Schneider Wikoff James St Prileement Joe Marsh United States Brewers Foundation Zeaures de Soto Mapproven’ Service de Soto-Plymouth Plymouth Butte Sonia Johnny Gaede U.S Central Avenue McClure Drug Store Walter Parso Hel High Sierra Big Pine California Call Hornkohl Laboratories Home Delivery Waynes Dairy Drive
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