Miss Jeanne Reimer and Stuart Dyck Wedding in Shafter
Miss Jeanne Reimer and Stuart Dyck wed in a candlelight ceremony at the Mennonite Brethren church in Shafter attended by 350 guests. The bride wore an empire satin gown with Alencon lace and veil, and was escorted by her brother Ray Reimer. the couple will reside in Salina Kansas where the groom is a carpenter.
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Mennonite Brethren Church
Shafter
Jeanne Reimer
John Reimer
Lordo Rd
Stuart Dyck
Menno Dyck
Tampa
Kans
Henry H. Dick
Doris Unruh
Purcell
Pat Cole
Bakersfield
Ray Reimer
Janice Wason
Deanna Nerd
Feryl Dyck
McPherson
Tamara Reimer
Michael Reimer
Susan Reimer
Brde
Lane Dyck
Harold Warner
Lincoln
Nebr
Clarence Reimer
Lowell Reimer
San Bernardino
Kingsburg
Jerry Britt
Lake Mead
Grand Canyon
West Charlotte
Salina
Elmer Ogborn Company
Dyck
Shafter High
Tabor College
Hillsboro
Durham High School
Hutchison, Kans
Reimer
Adolph Buhler
Jean Feimer
Janice Wilson
Catholic Center to be Dedicated in Fresno Diocese
The Most Rev. Aloysius J. Willinger will dedicate the new Catholic Social Service Center on Sunday September 11 1966 at 4 p m. Rev Roger Mahony said the center consolidates social service agencies serving the poor and distressed and will meet Diocese needs for the next 20 years. The center at 760 West Nielsen Avenue Fresno covers 15000 square feet, housed in the former Progressive Optical Company with Catholic Charities Catholic Social Service Fresno Infant of Prague Adoption Service Lamp Santa Veresita YOC and the Fresno County Mental Health Association offices located there.
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Aloysius J. Willinger
C. Ss.r
D. D
Monterey-Fresno
Roger Mahony
Catholic Social Services
Father Mahony
One
West Nielsen Avenue
Fresno
Progressive Optical Company
Lybo
Tne
Catholic Charities and Social Services
Catholic Social Service At
Infant of Prague Adoption Service
Lamp Santa ‘Veresita
Catholic Youth Organization
Fresno County Mental Health Association
Mead Showing of 1967 Fords
A group from the Central Valley Ford Co will attend a showing of the new Ford cars at Long Beach. Leaving Tuesday September 6 will be Ralph Junger Gene Simons Virgil Wakentin and Rudy Ventura.
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Central Valley Ford Co
Ford
Long Beach
Ralph Junger
Shafter
Gene Simons
Virgil Wakentin
Rudy Ventura
Shafter Play Center Serves Local Children in Need
The Shafter Play Center at 303 Pacific provides a nursery school for 3 and 2 year olds on specific mornings offering a non profit program. Mothers assist the director, and the center emphasizes healthy social development and head start without replacing home. An open house is planned for Sept 7 from 9 to 11 30 with contact numbers for enrollment.
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Shafter Play Center
Pacific
Marilyn Saindon
Benjamin Spock
Shafter Play’ Center
Nurery School
Sally Evans
Beverly Davis
Junior Women Host Luau For Prospective Members
The Shafter Junior Women's Club hosted a Luau for prospective new members at the home of Mr and Mrs Clifford Ratzlaff on August 27. Guests included many couples from the club with planning led by Mrs Gene Stark and Mrs Cliff Ratzlaff. Out of town guests included Mrs Ida Graves and Vince Lombardi.
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Shafter
Clifford Ratzlaff
Gene Stark
Cliff Ratzlaff
Henry Rice
Robert Merz
John Dobbs
Fred Allison
Doyle White
Delroy Deniston
Jack Brown
Tommy Colvard
Farewell Coffee for Harriet Mason at Kern Library
Mary Nuefeld hosted an informal coffee for Harriet Mason who leaves Kern County Library Shafter to oversee Serials and Government Publications at UC Irvine. The gathering ran 9 30 to noon on Wednesday with friends and colleagues present. Mason will reside in Corona Del Mar and begins new duties in Irvine.
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Mary Nuefeld
Kern County
Shafter
Harriet Mason
Camp Fire Leaders and Board Meet in Richland
The Camp Fire Leaders and Board will meet at the Richland library Friday morning September 9. Ann Clark from the district office will attend. The district committee lunches at noon at the Richland cafeteria. Marjorie Sugden named executive director of Kern County Camp Fire Girls after 12 years of service.
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Asssociation and Board
Richland
Ann Clark
Marjorie Sugden
Kern County
Camp Fire Girls
Shener
North Kern Women Golf Season Opens With Meeting
North Kern women golfers resume activities with a 9 o'clock September 8 meeting at the club. Mrs. Robert Somers serves as president this year. A sweepstakes and putting tournament are planned with Mrs. Paul Hoffmann as tournament chair. Invitations have gone out for out of town events including the North Kern Invitational on October 6.
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North Kern
Robert Somers
North Kern Women's Golf Association
Paul Hoffmann
Fisherman's Luck Isn't Always Bad
MAPLE In a lighthearted scene two fishermen share a tale of luck and restraint. Bob Wiebe is noted as the first angler while another fisherman, who can hook trout but won t eat them, adds a humorous twist to a calm day by the water.
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Bob Wiebe
Maple PTA Executive Board to Meet Before School Year
Maple PTA officers gather Tuesday at 7 30 p m in Maple school Cafetorium to plan the first meeting with a welcome for teachers New residents are invited Officials note refreshments hospitality chair Mrs Sheila Ramey will greeting communities and guests. brief business will allow time for visiting and summer reminiscences.
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Maple Pta
MAPLE
The
Maple School
Sheila Ramey
Robert Wiebe
John Siemens
Shafter BPW Opens Fall Season With Meetings and Projects
The Shafter Business and Professional Women's club held its first fall meeting at Evelyn Agee's home on Sept 1, with Helen Hasty presiding. Plans include aiding the Sno Cone youth fundraiser at Richland school on Oct 6, new member introductions, a Sept 15 catered dinner at Veterans Memorial Hall with interior decorating by Elva Preston, and a Sept 16 fall meeting in Bakersfield. Local members listed include Mildred Fike, Delois Witcher, Leota Adams, Adelina Tobias, and Irene Tilley among others.
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Shafter Business and Professional Women’s Club
Evelyn Agee
Mildred Fike
Helen Hasty
Shafter Business and Professional Women's’ Club
Richland School
Chers
Delois Witcher
Leota Adams
World Affairs
Adelina Tobias
San Francisco
Philippines
Adelina
Hawaii
Bakersfield
Velva Reagan
California State Federation
State Federation
Central District
BPW
Lorraine Christensen
Mary Austin
Vi Crabb
Cosmo Thomas
Clara Schnidt
Iva Jo Fosdick
Mary Stepp
Fran Garvin
Edna Ross
Audrey Leigh Wisner
Irene Tilley
Plans Reception for Teachers Tuesday
Mrs. Dave Anderson announces PTA plans for a teacher reception on Tuesday September 13 at 6 30 p m in the Elementary school patio. It starts the new school year as a welcome event for all teachers and invites all parents to attend a potluck dinner.
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Dave Anderson
Richland Pta
PTA
Sylvia Baughman
Anderson
Jack Nikkel
Wesley Gorsching
Card of Thanks for Maurine Karnes
The Karnes family expresses deep appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness after the death of wife and mother Maurine. They thank all who sent flowers cards food and memorials and those who helped in any way. Paul Richard and Paula Karnes.
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Neghbors
Maurine
Paul Karnes
Richard and
Paula
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