Play Center Begins Fourth Season Guided by Mothers
The Shafter Play Center opens its doors for tots ages two to ten as mothers guide a cooperative program. Classes run Monday Wednesday Friday 9 00 to 11 30 with activities in stories rhythm instruments building blocks and art. Call Leland Bell or Frank Roselle for details.
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Play Center
Shafter
Roy Farrell
P.T.A
Harold Greene
David Hews
Kerh County Authority On
Gary Farrell
Melinda Fuller
Stephen Fuller
Jane Hause
Chris Keys
Janet Nikkel
Kim *Ohanneson
Gretchen Sill
Joe Voth
Diana Wiedmann
Leland Bell
Pioneer
Frank Roselle
Pacific Avenue
Surprise Shower Honors Mrs. Hamlin
A surprise baby shower for Mrs. Obie Hamlin of Wasco was hosted at the home of Mrs. O. A. Hamlin on Tuesday. Attendees listed include Mrs. William Hearn senior and junior with Kathie, Mrs. Bill Hamilton and daughter Karen, Rita Hearn, Rachael Coleman, Hazel Johnson, Jewel Ellis, Leona Ashmore and son David, Audrey Ashmore, Jean Stephe Martha Pratt, Lucille Aday and daughter Pat, and others. Absent but sending gifts were Novella Allen, Gladys Stanford, Ivy Hood, and several listed guests.
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Obie Hamlin
Wasco
O. A. Hamlin
William Hearn
William Hearn, Jr
Kathie
Bill Hamilton
Karen
C. C. Cates
Rita Hearn
Rachael Coleman
Joy Hamlin
Betty Spiva
Tom Morris
Glen Vernon
Rawlin ‘Nixon
Robert Sherrell
Lawrence Hamilton
Art Section Set to Meet Thursday in Bakersfield
Elis Howen of Bakersfield will instruct an oil painting at the first fall meeting of the Art Section of the Women’s Club. Mrs. William Kendrick, chairman, announced the event. Members will assemble Thursday September 18 from 12 30 to 3 30 p m at the Veteran Memorial Hall California and James Streets. Open to anyone in the community interested in art to drop in and watch. Meetings slated weekly on Thursdays through the season.
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Elis Howen
Bakersfield
Woman's Club
William Kendrick
Veteran Memorial Hall
California
James Streets
Bonlies Move to New Riverside Avenue Home
Victor Bonlies and family have relocated to 327 Manneal Avenue after Labor Day relocation. Russell Bonlie and his wife and Dean Bonlie assisted, bringing six month old Joan of Loma Linda. The Croslins sold to the Bonlies. Croslin is a former Shafter Press shop man.
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Victor Bonlie
Riverside Avenue
Manne] Avenue
Labor Day
Russell Bonlie
Dean Bonlie
Joan
The
Bonlies
Roland Croslin
Porterville
Croslin
Shafter Press
Bob Vignolo Resumes Studies at University of Southern California
Bob Vignolo son of Mr and Mrs C J Vignolo of Manuel Avenue leaves Saturday to resume commerce studies at the University of Southern California He is a junior and former pupil of Menlo for Boys He will reside at the Kappa Sigma Fraternity house on campus. He visits his parents after visiting Mr and Mrs Henry Buhler of Daas Oregon accompanied north by Mr Vernon Isaac and family
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Bob Vignolo
C. J. Vignolo
Manuel Avenue
University of Southern California
Bob
Menlo 1
Kappa Sigma Fraternity
Henry Buhler
Daas
Oregon
Vernon Isaac
Local residents listed for notice in court filing
Freddie Joe Jones and Donna Sue Frazier of Shafter are named along with James F. Sain and Emma Alta Killman of various rural routes in a court filing notice.
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Freddie Joe Jones
Donna Sue Frazier
Shafter
James F. Sain
Lordo Highway
Emma Alta Killman
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JUNOR
Jess
Shafter Play Center
Henry Voth
Naan Yiaial
Gregory Peck
Joan Collins
Kevin McCarthy
Betty McDowell
Diamond Safari
the Vampire
Sun
Joe Maccrea
Barbara Hale
the, Oklahoman
Ray Mill and
Gloria Talbot
Glenn Ford
Taina Elg
Alee Guinness
Irene Brown
Mrs. Hamlin
Truman F. Blair
U.S
Earth
Pacific Telephone
Victor Bonlies
McGee
Mary Jane Kime
Seattle, Wesh
Royal Triton Motor Oil
Minute Man
Union Oil
Los Angeles
Calif
Union Oil Company
Abc-Tv
Union Oil Statio
S.C
Central Ave
Phone Pioneer
America
Man
BCA
Seiteasion
Nothi
RCA Whirlpool Gas
Gas Company
Southern
Southern California Gas Company
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