Arts and Crafts Classes Set at Manne Park and Shafter High
Arts and crafts sessions run from 2 to 4 p.m. at Manne Park for two weeks under Mrs. Joe Norris. Beginning June 13, painting lessons from 1 to 4 p.m. on Monday Wednesday and Friday at Shafter High art room led by Mrs. Norris and Mrs. L. A. Snively. Manuel Park offers a 1 to 4 p.m. daily playground with quiet and active games and activities including softball badminton volleyball ping pong bowling checkers and chess. The Hawaiian queen Liliuokalani composed Aloha Oe after hearing a tune she frantically noted and wrote down becoming Farwell To Thee.
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Manne Park
Joe Norris
Manuel Park
Liliuokalani
Four Leagues Begin Play in Shafter Softball Program
Four leagues of softball with twenty four teams start this year under Shafter Recreation Co sponsorship. Six diamonds will be used five nights weekly. Leagues include men’s girls’ pee wee and low pee wee. Junior A baseball has six teams with ninety eight boys signed up for Tuesdays and Thursdays at Shafter High School. Dale Fahsbender supervises softball and baseball programs.
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Shafter Recreation Co
Shafter High School
Dale Fahsbender
Senator Guest of CTA at Kern Division Council Meeting
Senator Walter Stiern and Public Relations Executive Harry Fosdick spoke at the Kern Division Council CTA meeting held at Bakersfield High School cafeteria. Stiern reviewed the session’s topics including the Donahoe Education Act and its impact on Kern County higher education plans. Fosdick emphasized the teacher as a civic figure and the school program’s public image. Dorothy Guinn was named next year’s division president, with Harold Silverman, Wilma Kiesner, Harlan Mann, and Lester Engelson selected for key posts as the 1960 61 staff.
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Hal Williams
Dorothy Guinn
Beardsley School
Harry Fosdick
CTA
and Stiern
Walter Stiern
California Teachers’ Association
Kern Division Council
Bakersfield High School
Stiern
Senate
Kern County
Fouthern County
Fosdick
Guinn
Harold Silverman
Wilma Kiesner
Standard School
Harlan Mann
East Bakersfield High School
Lester Engelson
East High
State Council
Central Section
Eloise Nelson
Wilmer Swafford
Arizona’s Eight National Forests Cover Vast Acres
Arizona comprises eight national forests spanning about 11,500,000 acres. The figure highlights the state's vast public land area and forest management commitments across diverse landscapes.
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Arizona
Smokey Bear Reading Club Starts June 2 at Shafter Library
The Smokey Bear Reading Club begins June 2 and runs for six weeks each Thursday from 2:00 to 3:30 p.m. at the Shafter Library with librarian Mrs. Fred Mason in charge as part of the Shafter Recreation Commission summer program.
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Smokey Bear
Shafter Library
Fred Mason
Shafter Recreation Commission
Variety Program for Youngsters Begins Monday
The North Labor Camp Program in connection with the Shafter Recreation Summer Program starts Monday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and runs all summer. Reverend and Mrs. Umme are in charge, offering drama story hour playground activities and quiet games.
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North
Shafter Recreation
Chris Umme
Flowers Needed for Corsages for Eighth Grade Graduates
The Richland PTA and eighth grade volunteers will make corsages Thursday at nine in the Richland cafeteria for graduates. Esther Reed gathers daisies and carnations. call Mrs. Paul Karnes to donate flowers, as over two hundred are needed.
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Richland
Richland Pta
Esther Reed
Paul Karnes
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