Historical Society Plans Banquet to Open Fall Season
The Historical Society meeting on September 20 will feature a banquet at the Rice Bowl Bakersfield starting at 7 pm. The all inclusive cost is 3.00 with reservations via mail phone or at 3801 Chester Avenue. New members and guests invited.
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Ralph Sanders
Bakersfield
The
Historical Society
Chester Avenue
Gardener’s Winter Bedding and Bulb Tips
Winter bedding plants are available including Calendra Pansy Viola Stock and Snapdragons. Pot spring flowering bulbs in a dark cool place for root growth before shoots appear. Plant Photinia berries this Christmas as a future trend. Dig and store faded gladiolus bulbs after cutting tops. Buy blooming Chrysanthemums to replace missed plantings.
Renewed Enthusiasm for Richland School Work Session
Richland School teachers and administrators completed a week of conferences and work sessions to boost the district education program. Dr. Arthur Bietz led a session on human relations with a staff-wide audience, followed by grade level meetings and planning for social studies under Thelma Damgaard. Coordinated by Erwin Nephew with district staff and Kern County Education Office participation, the group expressed profit and inspiration and prepared to start the new term with renewed vigor.
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Nina Francis
Richland School
Ray Wiley
Thelma Damgeard
Santa Barbara
Richland
Key
Lu Watson
Arthur Bietz
White Evangelistic Medical College
PTA
John Trewet
Marcia Fandrem
County Superintendent of Schools
Ecrades
Esther Nelson
State Department of Education
Janet Peterson
John Peterson
Thelma Damgaard
Clay Hale
Genevieve Craig
Reg Hammond
Glenda Liddell
Dave Cooke
Mary Todd
Tom Flanagan
Nina Jarstad
Erwin Nephew
Bruce Crawford
Kern County Education Office
Consumer optimism falls as buying plans shrink in second quarter
Newsweb survey shows a drop in consumer optimism and sharp cutbacks in buying plans for most categories for the balance of the year. With the exception of new autos, plans for every category are down versus both last year and early 1960.
Should Do or Not Do In A Poet’s Conflicted Verse
Poet Jewell Berry writes a restless reflection on choices and mistakes. The speaker questions what they should do versus what they do, wondering if they will ever learn and choose the right path.
Guests From Ithaca Visit California With Nicol Family
Mr and Mrs Robert Siegfried of Ithaca New York visited Mr and Mrs Walter Nicol in Bakersfield Calif They toured San Francisco Monterey and Carmel and visited Palo Alto and Berkeley campuses Siegfried a Cornell University faculty member traveled from Detroit and planned wintering in Florida with their daughter They later visited Placerville with Mrs Siegfried’s parents Mr and Mrs F P King.
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Robert Siegfried
Ithaca
New York
Walter Nicol
Bakersfield
Los Angeles
Nicols
San Francisco
Monterey
Carmel
Bay Area
Palo Alto
Berkeley
Siegfried
Cornell University
Detroit
Yellowstone
Salt Lake City
West
Florida
California Gold Rush Sparks Fortune Seizure
A historic discovery reveals James Marshall’s secret starting the Gold Rush. Prospectors rush to California territories seeking fortune as shops and towns boom from the sudden influx of wealth.
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California
James Marshall
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