Richland Teachers Attend Kern County Institute
Seventy third Richland Elementary teachers joined 63 peers at Harvey Auditorium for Kern County's 70th Annual Teacher's Institute. The day opened with songs by the Delano High School choir and a keynote stressing compulsory chest X rays and physical exams for tuberculosis screening.
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Harvey
Richland
Kern County Teacher's Institute
Kern County
Delano High School
Jesse D. Stockton
Eugene Johnston
Taft Union High School
Herbert C. Clish
San Francisco
Bakersfield
Bruce Craw
Shrine considers eight junior colleges for Potato Bowl foes
Kern County Shrine Club officials announced plans for the fourth annual Potato Bowl on December 1. Potential opponents include Compton Tyler Kilgore Long Beach Olympic College Bremerton San Bernardino Wharton and two service teams bids from San Diego Naval Air Station and Wharton Junior College. Ticket chair for Shafter is John Peters.
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Kern County Shrine Club
Ernest Hunter
Texas
Washington
California
Hunter
Compton
Tyler
Kilgore
Long Beach
Olympic College
Bremerton
San Bernardino
Wharton
Bakersfield College
Boise Jaysee
Idaho
Taft Junior College
Stan Williamson
San Diego Naval Air Station
Wharton Junior College
Shafter Area
John Peters
Tungsten Deposits Predominantly Quartz Rich and Tungsten Minerals
The text notes tungsten deposits are mainly quartz rich and typically contain scheelite and wolframite. It emphasizes the common association of these minerals with tungsten ore deposits.
Civilian Employment Rises Driven by Agriculture
Civilian employment reached 4,669,000 in September, a record high as California again outpaced prior totals. A notable rise in agricultural work helped push overall jobs up by about 79,000 from August, while manufacturing slid slightly due to a drop in aircraft production amid a labor dispute. Unemployment remained around 639,000, with the labor force totaling 15,? million.
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California
James G. Bryant
Department of Employment
Paul Scharrenberg
Department of Industrial Relations
Enicbeak
Bryant
Eighth Graders Enjoy Halloween Party at County Park
Eighth graders under teacher Fred Mason were treated to a Halloween party last week in Shafter county park. Each pupil could bring one guest. Games included a treasure hunt and refreshments of wieners, potato salad, and donuts were served.
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Fred ‘Mason
Shafter
Mrci
Bill Araujo's Honor Two Sons
A Rio Bravo home hosted a birthday party last Wednesday for Bill aged 12 and Robert aged 7. Guests enjoyed apple bobbing and Halloween games with refreshments for many local children and families.
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Bill Araujo
Rio Bravo
Bill
Robert
Apple
Jean
Marie Calder
Carol
Gary Anderson
Colleen
Anna Gail Jones
Donnie
Carolyn Townsend
Michael
Johnny
Craig Wilson
Judy
McClellan
Bobbie Enns
Lanater
Vicky Phillip
Smith
Beverly Swan
Elmer
de Richard
Ruth
Ledbetter
Bobby Watts
Coe
Aff
Claudette
V. Mathis
Tuttle
Donald Blair
Chuck Pationers
Bil
Christine
Vicky Araujo
Great Salt Plain of Oklahoma Highlighted as Natural Wonder
The Great Salt Plain in western Oklahoma is described as one of the state’s natural wonders, noted for its expansive salt flats and unique landscape.
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Great’ Salt Plain
Ho West
Oklahoma
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Shafter Treas
Hilda Neufeld
Maple School
Mexico
Philip Siemens
Ruben Siemens
Evelyn Behellenberg
Menno Schellenberg
Carol Wiebe
Paul Wiebe
Miss Neufeld
Shafter Press
Gr “School
Helen Schellenberg
Mo Wns
Rea
Beverly Nightengale
Andrew Nightengale
Lynn Tyler
Gordon Heinricks
A. J. Weinrichs
Stanley Loewen
Herbert Loewen
Shatter
Elmer Engel
Engel
Jimmy Nevarov
Jack Nevarou
Leroy Balzer
John Balzer
Johnny Brantley
J. H. Brantley
Manns School
Hazel Haag
Richard Benson
Buttonwillow
Buttonwillow School
Parent-Teachers Association
Sherlea McGraw
Joe Lewis
Cen Oy Getel Chasen
Hanley Witcher
Blake Witcher
Richland School
Bill Clanin
Drilepie M. L. Wiedmann
Southdown
Kern County Institute
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