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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1962
Page
9
An article discusses the McGuffey Readers and their emphasis on moral traits such as unselfishness and reverence. It cites the company's statements about virtue as foundational to character and notes debates over using these classic texts in schools for grades 4 and 6 on a supplementary basis.
A Christian Church youth group held a rally with a coffee song service and devotions provided for attendees.
A literacy initiative promotes one book per child with the slogan Sone Se Bite. The program seeks broad distribution in schools and community centers to enhance reading access and foster early literacy.
Mr and Mrs Otto Becker and Mr and Mrs C C Reimer have returned from a visit to the South land. They visited Mrs Becker s brother and family Mr and Mrs John Bergan and attended a family birthday. They did some sightseeing at Marineland andrijuana.
Members of the Konoka Council of the Degree of Pocahontas attended a Spe n e e committee meeting at home hosted by Mrs. Ivan Mettler on September 20 with Mrs. Billy Gladden as committee chairman. A schedule for September was outlined.
The Bakersfield Open Forum fall series begins with Karl Robins son showing color motion pictures of the South Seas at 8 p m tomorrow in Harvey auditorium Principal in Wallace vn Webster of Bakersfield Evening High School will view the films A Kern County American Guild of Organists member will play on the Georgia App Camp memorial organ from 7 45 to 8 00. Admission is free.
The Shafter Press reports a public film forum hosted by director Wylie Logan Jones presenting Tahiti scenes and a tour via Page land to Van Camp's tuna cannery in American Samoa and the village of Fitiuta on Tau Island, highlighting preserved Polynesian culture.
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