Enter National Wool Needlework Contest At Kern County Fair
Local residents may enter the National Wool Needlework Contest via Kern County Fair judging September 27 to October 3. Winners receive cash prizes, a New York trip, and a special engraved trophy. Entries must be 100 percent wool or mohair, completed since January 1, 1965, and knitted or crocheted. For rules call Kern County Fair office Bakersfield.
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Wool Council
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Kern County
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Kern County Fair
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Maple Sth Graders Plan Trip to POP
Maple School eighth graders plan a Saturday May 22 outing with a picnic lunch for the morning and a supper on the return trip. Principal Clyde Johnston and eighth grade teacher Elmer Engel will accompany the group. Proprietors Mr and Mrs Penner, Mr and Mrs Nickel, Mr and Mrs Frantz, and Mr and Mrs Dobrenen sponsor the event.
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Pacific College Accredited As A Senior College
Pacific College of the arts and sciences, funded by the United States Conference of the Brethren Church, is accredited as a senior college by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges on May 10. The first summer session starts June 14 offering three evening courses for working students in Colonial American History Modern Russian and Introduction to Philosophy with English Literature on demand.
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Pacific College
United States Conference of the Brethren Church
Dry Grass Fires Urged by Kern County Fire Chief
Chief John Woollames of the Kern County Fire Department warns that cool but dry grass easily ignites from careless smoking or poorly protected burning. Homeowners must clear debris from lots and alleys, install incinerator screens, and avoid open burning without a permit to prevent fires.
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John Woollames
Kern County Fire Department
Road Improvement Funds Benefit Federal Lands Across States
Fourteen states receive a total of 6.45 million dollars for road improvements on federal lands. Agencies note the funds support maintenance and access, with projects spanning multiple regions and involving federal land agencies and state transportation departments.
Open Forum Series Is Approved for 1965 66
The Kern County Union High School District trustees approve Bakersfield Open Forum series with alliances and misalliances as the theme. Four programs will be all color film lectures, one will be a straight lecture. Schedule lists fall and winter dates with speakers from Asia and Central Asia.
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Kern County Union High School
Bakersfield High School
Harvey Auditorium
Nicol Smith
Morocco
Ed Lark
Ceylon
Karl Robinson
Hong Kong
Alonzo Baker
Siberia
Central Asia
Film lecture lineup at Bakersfield forum features Morley Richter Walker
Thayer Soule introduces a Bakersfield forum series with John K Morley speaking March 17 on World 1966 Where We Stand Now Kenneth Richter discusses The Holyland March 24 Bali Java and Sumatra speaker Phil Walker March 31 Many speakers have appeared previously at the Bakersfield forum.
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John K. Morley
Kenneth Richter
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Phil Walker
Bakersfield
Kiwanis Luncheon to Feature Cotton Grading Talk
Glen Ratliff will speak at the Kiwanis Club Wednesday May 19 on cotton grading and classing Bert Ware serves as pro and the Division 33 meeting with the Worcester club hosting May 20.
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Glen Ratliff
Kiwanis Club
Bert Ware
Weschester Club
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