AARP Dinner Meeting Highlights with Bob Bann in Shafter
163 members and 26 guests attended the AARP Chapter 2809 dinner meeting in Shafter with Bob Bann performing a 30s and 40s style set. Bann shared Hollywood stories, regaled guests with band history, and noted his long radio career at KWSO. Officers were elected for 1984, tours planned for Las Vegas in 1984, and a 25th anniversary CALM bench project approved.
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AARP
Bob Bann
Shafter
American Association of Relired Persons
Harlan Wilson
Bann
Hollywood
Humphrey Bogart
Buddy Ebsen
Red Skelton
John P. Sousa
Bob
Ozzie Nelson
Jimmy Stewart
Ruby Keeler
Stewart Hamblen
U.S. Army Air Corps
Kwso Radio
Mary Epp
Sundance Hotel
Las Vegas
Liberace
Old Mormon Fort
Imperial Palace
Mary
California Living Museum
CALM
Evelyn Walker
Catherine White
Alma Smith
Verona Dalke
Lois Beckham
Elizabeth Peters
Bill Walker
Mayme Reynolds
Leonard Duck
Ann Stoller
al Wedel
Bertha Oliverez
Mildred Mettler
White
Franchise Tax Board
Speakers lined up for December meetings in Shafter
SCBM schedules speakers for the first three Thursdays at Yee's Steak House from noon to 1 pm. Don Lewis, December program chairman, invites all men to attend. December 8 features Mark Fisk of Valley Bible Church Shafter. December 15 features Rich Williams of KWSO Wasco. December 22 to be announced. December 29 cancelled for holidays.
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Don Lewis
Shafter
Christian Business Men's Committee
Bill Bann
First Congregational Church
Wasco
Bakersfield College
Cal State University
Fresno
Mennonite Brethren Biblical Seminary
Mark Fisk
the Valley Bible Church
Temecula
California
Biola College
Grace Graduate School of Theology
Talbot Seminary
Rich Williams
KWSO
Rick
U.S. Navy
County reports Federal revenue sharing use for 1982-83
County Administrative Officer Ron Holden reports to the U.S. Census Bureau that federal revenue sharing funds for the year ended June 30 1983 totaled allocations across police and fire services 5.3 million general facilities 2.8 million drainage and flood control 1.6 million correctional facilities 1.0 million fire protection 968 265 road improvements 843 209 recreational facilities 581 788 airport facilities 446 997 solid waste disposal 332 953 Kern Medical Center improvements 210 833 library improvements 62 151 with 21 806 used to boost public health welfare and police facilities. A 1982-83 report is available for public review.
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Aerm County
Gax,ord
U.S. Census Bureau
Ron Holden
Kern Medical Center
Death Notice Agnes Nachtigall 82 Shafter Resident
Agnes Nachtigall 82 died in Bakersfield November 27. Graveside services were held November 30 at Shafter Memorial Park with Rev. Don Causey and Rev. Pete Bulaga officiating. Born May 30, 1901 in Russia she lived in Shafter a long time and is survived by sister Elizabeth Nachtigall of Shafter.
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Shafter Memorial Park
Agnes Nachtigall
Bakersfield
Don Causey
Pete Bulaga
Shafter
Nachtigall
Russia
Elizabeth Nachtigall
Mustache Word Origins From Greek Mustax Meaning Adornments
A note on the etymology of mustache tracing its root to the Greek term mustax. The word was used to describe facial hair or adornments growing above the lip, with scholars citing its classical lineage.
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Mustax
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Mr. Bann
Greeta Pasley
Sunshine Committee
Anna Mettler
Boy Scout Hall
Shafter High
Kern County
John Pavietich
Robbie Monk
Eric DeVries
Janet Bernardi
Heather Hamilton
Kim Haag
Audrey Bender
Carla Meyer
Mike Nichols
Claude W. Richardson
West High School
SCBM
Nachtigall, Agnes
Stockdale Fashion Plaza
Stockdale Highway
Rainforce
F Street
Itsa
Black Oak Nursery
Santa, Darling
Toys ‘R Us Plaza
Ming Ave
Missy
Ike
Honda Center
Sanyo Beta
The
Pines Resort
Fuji
Monterey
Kafy
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