Kern County water contract details progress and scope
The Kern County Water Agency outlines a 35 000 acre foot per year entitlement for the Rosedale Rio Bravo Water Storage District under a long term contract. Deliveries begin near Tupman with 20 700 acre feet in 1970 rising to 25 600 in 1980 and 35 000 in 1990, with repayments through 2639. The district formed in 1959 covers 43 000 acres, 25 000 in production, and is the first of 13 districts to sign member unit water service contracts.
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Enns
Rosedale-Rio Bravo Wsd
Bakersfield
California
Tupman
Kern County Water Agency
Rosedale-Rio Bravo
W. C. Bryant
KCWA
Rosedale- Rio Bravo
Sacramento
Public debate over new Bill of Rights teaching program
The article critiques a California education program argued to teach the Bill of Rights with no single viewpoint. GC Maxwell and Braden challenge assumptions about public ignorance and materials. Arthur Fon defends CTA and questions neutrality, citing ideological divides and concerns about bias.
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Braden
State Department of Education
GC. Maxwell
Ucla School of Law
Birch’ Society
H’mm
Birchers
Whit
Arthur Fon
California Teachers Association
Corey
CTA
State Board
Tabor College Commencement Highlights 1940
Dale Siemens will graduate with a Bachelor of Arts at the May 23 commencement. Dr Myron Augsburger will address 72 graduates and guests. Dean Wesley Prieb speaks at the Baccalaureate Service. Kaethe Warkentin to present the Alumni Dinner program. The college, an accredited four year Mennonite institution in Hillsboro, Kansas, serves 377 students from 17 denominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dale Siemens
Tabor College
Siemens
Ernest Siemens
Wasco Road
Shafter
Myron Augsburger
Menabenitelege
Harrisonburg
Virginia
States Conference of Mennonite Brothern Churches
Hillsboro
Kansas
North Central Association of Colleges and Secondary Schools
Tabor
Kansas State Board of Education
Richland Board Plans Session After Hamburger Fry
The Richland Board will meet in executive session next Monday after a hamburger fry hosted by the Classified Employees Association. They discuss filling openings and a hospital district, with Dr. Henry Voth reporting on attendance and a district boundary area.
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Classified Employees Association
Henry Voth
Distri Delano
Zachary
Bakersfield
San Francisco
Reg Hammond
Hammond
District hires new teachers for 1966 67 school year
The district announced probationary hires signaling the 1966 67 school year. Names include Marsha E Miller and Carol F Ruiz at Y School, Ilotte Shuford and Carol Vettereelon at Kersfield High, and additions to Bh School staff Brown and Lloyd R Afrank.
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Marsha E. Miller
Carol FE. Ruiz
Kersfield High School
Ilotte Shuford
Carol Jean Vettereelon
the Brown
Lloyd R. Afrank
East Bakersfield High School
Marilyn &. Bee
Randy D. Grueber
Jack Bi Fee Ery G
Judy J. Thompson
Sheron L. Cartwright
Shafter High School
Margaret Ann Kiefer
Ann H. Stevenson
William E. McMahon
Jack A. Polson
South High School
Pamela M. Pritchett
Wilma Simpson
Dorothy Smith
William P. Gilbert
Karen T. Johnson
Helen K. Thrasher
Francis W. van Osdel, Jr
Gary K. Monji
Michael J. Butcher
H. Ferris
Rod C. Hass
West Coast Relays mark 40th anniversary in Fresno
The West Coast Relays in Fresno May 13 14 celebrate 40 years with top performances. Bob Seagrem of the So Cal Striders breaks the world pole vault and West Coast Relays marks, while Larry Tuck wins vault and Shafter Relay takes second. Bill Silverberg places in the 3000 meter steeple. Visitors include Leo Harris University of Oregon athletics director.
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Fresno
Pat Kelly
Pba
Ee Sanware
Romeo John
Ted Po
Ned
Bob Seagrem
California Striders
West Coast Relays
Larry Tuck
Shafter
Bill Silverberg
Shafter High School
Southern California Striders
Leo Harris
Eugene
Ore
Harris
University of Where
Kellys
Camp Fire Group Weekend Trip to Carpinteria Park
The Junior Camp Fire group, led by Dr. Ros Berg's husband, joined a weekend outing to Carpinteria State Park. They left Friday and faced less than ideal weather but enjoyed the beach and activities.
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Rosbérg
Wan Tanda
Break‑in hits Savd Coke machines and Douglas Station safe
Shafter Concrete Cam reports their coke machines broken into and a safe on the Douglas Station floor at 139 East Lerdo missing money. Police investigate the incident and review surveillance for leads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savd
Shafter Concrete Cam
Ibeen
Douglas Station
East Lerdo
Youths Attend Spring Formal Banquet at Mennonite Brethren Church
Seventy youths gathered May 7 in the Menno nite Brethren church social hall for a Polynesian themed spring formal banquet. Surfers Four performed as graduates in tropical décor while Bob Gloeckler and Brian Siemens led the event. Rev Milson Mole Cole spoke as guest orator, and corsages were presented to two ladies and their husbands.
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The
Mennonite’ Brethren Church
Surfers Four
Curtis Bergman
Don Isaac
Peters
Bob Gloeckler
Mennonite Brethren Youth Fellowship
Ed Nikkel
Siemens
Iion
Brian Siemens
Milson
Mole” Cole
YFC
Aloha Ambrosia Dinner At Island Church
The church fest committee prepared a dinner of pork chop supreme green beans almondine mashed potatoes and Hawaiian Party cake served by parents wearing leis in the island style. Sizanne Johnson chaired the evening.
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Church Fest Committee
Sizanne Johnson
Plans Set to Feed 1000 at Buttonwillow Benefit Barbecue
The Native Sons of the Golden West organize a Barbecue for Cleft Palate Children at Buttonwillow County Park on Sunday May 29 with a menu identical to the popular Agri-Business barbecue. Chefs Pete Ermi garat Louis Cleron Sam Chec chi and Tommy Lynn will cook while Joe Pieri handles the salad.
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Buttonwillow
Native Sons of the Golden West
Tommy Lynn
Agri-Business
Agri-Business Group
Old River
Pete Ermigarat
Louis Cleron
Sam Checchi
Lynn
Joe Pieri
Community Picnic Sparks Family Fun With Rides and Game
A noon to 2 pm event features carnival rides for children by George Thurston and a "Dump the Ump" confession run by the Bakersfield Baseball Association. The N Daughters host a game. tickets run 1.75 dollars for adults and 1 dollar for children, with sales at Buttonwillow Chevron and Roma Titer. Tickets also sold at the park.
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George Thurston
Bakersfield
Baseball Association
The
N Daughters
Buttonwillow
Gedphe
Chevron
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Richland Board
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Indy
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Kingdom Hall
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Shafter, Calif
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Jim Carroll
Aebling
Stansauty College
Gavel
Fairview
Walker ST
Pioneer
Snow Gates & Valves
Snow Irrigation Supply Co
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