Janice Smith Elected Maple 4 H Club President
Janice Smith was chosen president of the Maple 4-H Club at the May meeting held at Maple School. Officers named include Katie Hayes as vice president, Ann Keeley secretary treasurer, Karen Anderson social chairman, and Dianne McCaslin and Julie Horn as song leaders. The gathering covered bake sale reports, dress revues, a June swim party, hose project slides, and a trip to an Appaloosa breeding farm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAPLE
Janice Smith
Maple School
Katie Hayes
Ann Keeley
Karen Anderson
Dianne McCaslin
Julie Horn
Shafter
Jeannette McWhorter
McFarland
Lisa Beech
Golden State School
Bakersfield
Robert L. Smith
Hose Project Group
Lori Horn
Katié Hayes
Debbie Hernstedt
Laura Billington
Candy Wall to Graduate From Monterey Bay Academy
Candy Wall daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Wall of Maple area will graduate at Monterey Bay Academy with ceremonies this weekend. Parents and brother Rod will attend the baccalaureate May 29 and the commencement on Sunday. Con secration service planned. Wall grandparents Mr and Mrs Eddie Humann of Walla Walla plan to attend Rod’s Kern Academy graduation May 27. Candy toured with the academy concert band on a recent trip to Dinaba Porterville and Shafter. She will enroll in a pre nursing course at Pacific Union College Angwin next fall.
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Candy Wall
Robert Wall
Maple Area
Monterey Bay Academy
Rod
Wall
Eddie Humann
Walla Walla
Wash
Kern Academy
Candy
Academy
Archie Devitt
Dinaba
Shafter Seventh Day Adventist Church
Porterville
Lori Gottfried
Keith Fenderson
Steve Mulder
Shafter-Wasco
Pacific Union College
Angwin
Departing Maple Teachers Honored at PTA Tea
Three Maple faculty members leaving next fall were guests of honor at a Tuesday tea hosted by the Maple PTA executive board. Mrs. Robert L. Smith led arrangements, and Mrs. Douglas Peters presented gifts of costume jewelry. A floral tea table, punch, coffee, and blueberry cream cheese cake accompanied cookies for attending children and mothers of affected classes. The article also notes the birth of Micah Gary Pullen in Ethiopia on May 6, with family details and home connections to Wasco and Maple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MAPLE
Maple Pta
Robert L. Smith
Douglas . Peters
Paula Rush
Jackie Polowski
Carolyn Jackson
Lerdo School To Present Nineteen Diplomas
Lerdo School will award nineteen diplomas at the annual graduation exercises on Thursday June 3 at 8 p.m. in the cafetorium. Supt. Gerald E. Miller presents the awards with faculty honorees Terri Enlow and Randy Harris. A reception follows in the kindergarten room.
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Lerdo
Lerdo School
Mary Carrasco
Faron Deason
Terri Enlow
Wayne Forsythe
Dianna Galaviz
Randy Grady
James Granger
Randy Harris
Kathy Huckaby
Barbara Jones
Sabrina McFarland
George Mack
Anita Martinez
Jeffrey Nicholson
Janice Painter
Patsy Roper
Kenny Stephen
Christine Wheat
Ricky Woods
Gerald E. Miller
Soe Vey Buckle
Wil
Jeff Nicholson
Diana Galaviz
Lordo
Dr O G Ohlsson Re elected To Medical Group
Dr O G Ohlsson Shafter has been re elected to active membership in the American Academy of General Practice, the national association of family doctors. Re election shows he has completed 150 hours of accredited postgraduate study in the last three years. The Kansas City based academy founded in 1947 has helped establish the new family practice specialty.
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Kansas City
O.G. Ohlsson
Shafter
American Academy of General Practice
National Association of Family Doctors
the Academy
Academy
Shafter Police Busy With Drug Suspects And Thefts
Shafter police spent much of the week corralling alleged marijuana and dangerous drug offenses. Carter 18 and Donnie Standridge 19 were arrested for possession and contributing to delinquency of minors, with two female juveniles cited for curfew. Royce Page 34 faced possession charges and pleaded not guilty. A male juvenile and another suspect were booked on dangerous drug charges. Bicycle thefts continued with a Blue Strider bicycle reported stolen from Richland School area. Female juveniles cited for curfew after being found in a potato shed. intruder at Chevron Station caused an $18 cash loss.
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Carter
Donnie R. Standridge
Royce Duane Page
Kern County
Pers
Lee Haley
Vies m
Shafter
Karen Smart
Hicks Lane
Park 89
Ph. SY Richland School
Chevron
East
BW Serviceman Recipient of Commendation Medal
Specialist four Andrew Alvidrez son of Mr and Mrs Frank Alvarez 316 Mile St Button Willow received the Army Commendation Medal in Vietnam for meritorious service while serving as a supply clerk with the 576th Ordnance Company 3rd Ordnance Battalion near Long Binh He enlisted in August 1969 and is a 1968 Shafter High School graduate
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Andrew Alvidrez
Frank Alvarez
Mile St
Button Ilow
Vietnam
Spec
Alvidrez
576Th Ordnance Company
3Rd Ordnance Battalion
Long Binh
Army
Ft. Ord
Calif
Shafter High School
Arkansas Natives Picnic Set for June 13 in Bakersfield
The annual Arkansas natives picnic will be held at Jastro Park at 18th and Elm Streets in Bakersfield on Sunday June 13. Registration starts 11 a.m. with basket lunch at 1 p.m. The afternoon features games speeches and live entertainment from Kern County Western Music Association members. For details contact Marion A. Whitlock at 325-7436 or 323-6761 or Mrs Ales Davis at 323-5535.
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Jastro Park
18Th and
Elm Sts
Bakersfield
Lve
Kern, County Western Music Association
Marion A. Whitlock
Ales Davis
Kern County Fair to Feature Elementary School Art Show
The Kern County Fair will host its Elementary School Art Show with participants from kindergarten through grade two and special education classes. Entries must be students own two dimensional art from the 1970-71 curriculum and will be displayed in the Albert Goode Auditorium during the fair from September 24 to October 2.
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Kern County
Ann County Fair
Elenek
Iy Dé Mack
The
Garten
Eig
Harry
Throwei
Cy Allen
Cong
Iris Ingham
Tibben
Abe
Ingham
Braden
Kehland
Cithe
Kern Cow
Michael Ramey
Allen
Albert Goode
Retail Sales In Kern Set New Record High
Kern County recorded a record taxable sales total of 654,158,000 for last year, based on State Board of Equalization data. The Kern County Board of Trade said the 3.2 percent year over year gain beat the state average of 1.7 percent.
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Kern
Kern County
Kern County Board of Trade
State Board of Equalization
Board of Trade
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Pete Mastelotto
Hillcrest
Maple Feted
Pullen
Richard Pullen
Ethopia
Kagnew
Frank Pellett
Wasco
al Pellett
Horace Brooks
Fay Pullen
Micah Gary
George Globe
Union Dental
Liberal Credit
Chester Avenue
Leeds
Habla Espanol
18Th & K Sts
Shafter Police
Arkansas
Aily, Lasite
Adne
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