Sequoia District 1s Clubs Meet At Veterans Hall
Members from Sequoia and San Joaquin districts gathered November 18 at the Veterans Memorial Hall for their 1s Clubs meeting hosted by Shafter Junior Women. Leaders introduced included Mrs. Allin state VP and panel moderator Mrs. Fratus with topics on leadership development and consumer banking trends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Ailin
Galeria Federation of Women’s Club
Sequoia
San Joaquin
Veterans Memorial Hall
Shafter Junior Women’s Club
Allin
Marshall Gordon
Richard Fratus
James Imberly
Don McKinnon
Kenneth Newton
California Federation of Women’s Clubs
Kenneth Wedel
Dorothy Tucci
Lonnie Holmes
Holmes
Collins Crosby
Billy Goucher
Then Joaquin
Fratus
Shafter Memorial Hall
Shafter Club
Philip Allin
Fish Fry Brings Young Married Couples Together at First Southern
The Young Married Couples class of the First Southern Baptist Church held a Saturday evening fish fry. An auction led by Verne Hayward raised funds with proCorporate decorations donated by Sequoia District Club members. A turkey luncheon followed, hosted by Shafter Junior Women’s Club. District clubs from Bakersfield to Fresno attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
First Southern Baptist Church
Kenneth Handel
Henry Rice
Collins Crosby
Jon Johnston
Tommy Colvard
Delroy _Deniston
Ronnie Billington
Dennis Handel
Mike Hawkins
Eugene Pescatore
Clifford Ratzlaff
Homer Hendricks
Gene Stark
Doyle White
Max Pearce Elected Chairman of CBMC
Max Pearce was elected chairman of the Christian Business Men's Committee at a Shafter Motel meeting. Billy Lachenmaier became vice chairman Joans Nickel secretary and Paul Wiebe treasurer. The new CBMC board adds Jim Lewis Martin Roque Al Sage Harold Steward and Johnny Penner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Pearce
Christian Business Men’s
Shafter Motel
Pearce
Billy Lachenmaier
Joans Nickel
Paul Weibe
CBMC
Jim Lewis
Martin Roque
al Sage
Harold Steward
Johnny Penner
Bank of America
Trustees Tour Facilities At Richland School District
On Sunday afternoon November 19 the Board of Trustees conducted an inspection tour of Richland School District facilities. The visit aimed to assess condition and review major repairs needed this year after meeting at the District office at 3.
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Board of Trustees
Richland School
David Cooke
Kenneth Pipkin
Richland Board
Maple eighth graders explore area tar seeps and fossils
Maple School eighth grade science class produced a booklet on Mc Kittrick tar seeps detailing geology and oil company exploration over the last century. Students visited the site, found fossil shells and bones, beetles 15,000 years old, and a tar covered fossilized bird, with beetles bright in sunlight.
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McKittrick
Maple
Doyle Donahoe
Kelly Blanton
Robert Smith
Ruben Siemens
Shafter Colonels Fall 14 to 0 Against Wasco B
Wasco B's shut out Shafter High 14 to 0 as the Colonels struggle offensively while defense holds. Noted players including Ference Week contributed despite the lack of scoring in recent games.
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Colonels
Shafter High School
Wasco B’s
Shafter
Bakersfield High School student government forum speakers
Jan Dargatz welcomed attendees as Dave Stiles and Don Spelberg addressed student roles in governance. Glenn Bultman noted historic parallels to Socrates while summarizing Education Code, and nine discussion groups covered codes, budgeting, fundraising, elections, rallying, clubs, campus pride, and publicity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dave Stiles
Bakersfield High School
Glenn Bultman
KCUHS
Socrates
Don Spelberg
Albert Switzer
Martha Self Celebrates 88th Birthday With Family
E. Marengo hosted Martha Self’s 88th birthday on Sunday November 12 at the home of her daughter Irene Jackson Wasco. About 100 relatives and friends attended including son John Self unable to attend from Arkansas. Born November 12 1879 in Prairie View Arkansas she lived in the community 24 years. A large decorated cake bore Happy Birthday Ma and an open Bible. Self’s husband John Wesley Self died in 1959 and daughter Andrea Self passed four years ago. Many children grandchildren and great grandchildren gathered to celebrate with cake and coffee. Mrs Self suffers from a stroke and now remains at home with help from family.
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E. Marengo
Clarence
Irene) Jackson
Wasco
John
Arkansas
Self
Prairie View
Ark
Logan County
Martha Doyle
John Wesley Self
Hughe
Betty Hicks
Fillmore
Jerry Cowans
Doyle Cowans
Oxnard
John Bolden
Cutler
John E. Self
Barbara Anderson
Santa
Richland School Cafeterias Serve Over Eleven Hundred Lunches
Richland's two cafeterias serve about 1125 children and 50 adult lunches each day. The daily total exceeds eleven hundred meals across the school dining facilities.
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Richland’ School
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Clubs of
Diana Draper
San Francisco
Shafter Lions Club
Miss Draper
BankAmericard
Lions Club
CMBE
Yree
Riley Ashby
J. B. Henderson
J. C. Wells
Gretta Paslay
Estel Woods
Fresno
Cooke
Thomas Flanagan
North Shafter
South Shafter
Lannis Cates
Cates
Best Fertilizer Company
Evron Barber
Buttonwillow
Mary Louise Calhoun
Lee Dennis Adkins
Bakersfield College
Miss Calhoun
Adkins
Kern County Fire Department
CHP
Taft
Mary Louise
H. C. Calhoun
Palomas Road
H. T. Calhoun
U.S. Army
Germany
Red Cross
Second Baptist Church
James Ewell
Jan Dargatz
Calhoun
Buttonwill
Martha Self
Paula
Ted Self
Ventura
Dale Self
Monrovia
Herbert Jackson
Westminister
Lena Jackson
Shaffer
Laird Parker
Generals
Kearny Park
Tom Alvidrez
Andy Alvidrez
Tony Flores
Luis Prado
Harold Heller
Jesse Ybarra
West High School
Robert Yslas
Madera
First Baptist Church
North Pine Street
Edward M. Rhoades
Family Bible Hour
Sr. High & Jr. High
Pilgrim
Bible Fellowship
Congregational
E. Tulare Ave
Owen C. Onsum
Church of Christ
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