Supervisors Back Noon for State Vice President Post
Supervisor A W Noon of Taft, chair of Kern County Supervisors, won support from the San Joaquin Valley Supervisors Association for second vice president of the County Supervisors Association of California. The meeting in Santa Cruz discussed dividing the state into three divisions for officer rotations and urged broader inter government coordination to ease city county tensions amid rapid California growth.
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A. W. Noon
Taft
Kern County Act of Supervisors
San Joaquin Valupervisors Association
County Supervisors Association of California
Valley Supervisors
Noon
Califina Supervisors Association Canada
Ntion
Santa Cruz
State Association
Valley
Ader
Kern County
Calnia
Presidhus
Ley Association
Richard Graves
Ikeley
Ague of California
Nands
California
Oany
Raves
Tion
Graves
New Hunting Laws Take Effect in California
California hunters face Sept. 22 start for several new rules from the Fish and Game Division. Prohibitions include hunting while intoxicated, carrying loaded firearms in vehicles on highways, firing near occupied buildings without owner consent, harming others in a hunt, failing to aid after an accident, spotlighting game, and leaving gates or bars open.
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California
Division of Fish and Game
Fish and Game
New Auxiliary President Conducts First Fall Meet
Mildred Armstrong, president of Button Willow unit of the American Legion Auxiliary, led her first regular meeting on Sept. 11 at the Veterans Club Building. Ethel Rey elected treasurer replacing Mae Payne who left for Texas. Minnie Ealum reported on the Americanism convention committee and brought the Geraldine Borch Trophy for outstanding work. Rehabilita tion Chair Gretchen Williams, Child Welfare Chair Olivia Pierucci, and Membership Chair Minnie Ealum also spoke. Armstrong named Ethel Bey community service chair and Minnie Ealum Americanism. Next meeting set for 8 p.m. Sept. 25 at the Veterans Club Building.
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Buttonwillow
Mildred Armstrong
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Club
Ethel Rey
Mae Payne
Texas
Aoe Ta
Minnie Ealum
Richard Gentry Now in Azores
S/Sgt. Richard Gentry husband of Iris Gentry is stationed in the Azores with a group of military men on a refueling base for aircraft. The couple have one son, Michael, and Mrs. Gentry and son are with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Houchin of Buttonwillow. his parents live in Salinas. He left the states around late July and has served nearly two years, training in Great Falls Montana and a month at Westover Field Massachusetts before deployment.
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Buttonwillow
Richard Gentry
Iris Gentry
Azores
Michael
Gentry
Albert Houchin
Sergeant Gentry
Salinas
Great Falls
Mont
Westover Field
Mass
Deer Hunting Rules and Fire Hazard Provisions Set
The proclamation allows area closures to hunting or fishing due to potential fire hazards and lifts restrictions on selling legally taken deer hides effective Sept 22. No firearms deer tags issued to hunters who hold only archery tags, with tags issued by hunting district.
Seen About Town Headlines of Local Travelers and Birth
Mr and Mrs Frand Ghil Ardudcci return from a Northern California vacation. Mr and Mrs Jose Delga Do welcome baby daughter Josephine born Sept 8 in a Bakersfield hospital. Mr and Mrs Robert Godbey with family at Camp Nelson due to Godbey health. Mr and Mrs Henry Alvidrez Sr and family plus others travel to Chihuahua Old Mexico to visit relatives. Mrs Alvidrez's mother is seriously ill and summoned to her bedside.
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Jose Delgado
Josephine
Bakersfield Hospital
Robert Godbey
Camp Nelson
Godbey
Henry Alvidrez
Anita
Betty
Joe
Henry Alvidrez, Jr
Gilbert Morales
M. C. Hall
Chihuahu
Old Mexico
Child Feted On Birthday
BUTTONWILLOW Barbara Olsen hosted a birthday party for her son Teddy who turned one. A carnival themed table featured a merry go round cake with tiny animals and a moving canopy. Guests included Michael Swarez Dorothy Olsen Marcia Worden Patty Fox Joan Fox Norman Olsen Allen Lee Jones and Ted Olsen the guest of honor.
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Allen Lee Jones
Ted Olsen
Shy Shine
Sg Sune
Oea
Ted W. Merle Swarez
L. K. Olsen
Barbara Olsen
Buttonwillow 4-H Members Enter Kern County Fair
Buttonwillow 4-H Club members met at Ted Olsen home to complete Kern County Fair entry blanks. About 45 members plan to exhibit livestock clothing and cooking items. The group recently held its annual picnic at Hart Memorial Park.
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Buttonwillow
Buttonwillow 4-H
Ted Olsen
Kern County
Hart Memorial Park
Adams Speaker At Cooperative Meeting in Utah
Buttonwillow gin manager Richard Adams spoke at the American Institute of Cooperation annual meeting at Utah State Agricultural College in Logan. About 77 Californians attended amid four days of all day sessions. Adams toured Zion National Park and Bryce Canyon on return.
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Buttonwillow
Richard Adams
Farmers Cooperative
Logan
Utah
American Institute of Cooperation
Adams
Utah State Agricultural College
California
W. L. Smith
Robert Smith
Calvin Ellis
Bob Helm
Rosedale
Jack Thompson
Institute
Zion National Park
Bryce Canyon
Olsen couple visits Yosemite and California State Fair
Mr and Mrs Ted Olsen recently completed a weeklong vacation at Yosemite National Park. On the return trip they stopped in Sacramento to tour the California State Fair.
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Ted Olsen
Yosemite National Park
Sacramento
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ERN Academy
LaVerne C. Wolcott
Kern Academy
Bobby Holmes
Anie Tanksley
Gerald Martin
Lois Graybill
LaWanda Few
LaWanda
Gerald
Ita
Shamrock Way
Shamrock Cleaners
Kd State Ave
Nimrod
Butte
Frand Ghilarducci
Westinghouse
Ony Ian Ndromat
Uance
Weex
Home Appliance & Furniture CO
Central Ave
Japan
Pfc
Bill Zanola
E. P. McCarter
Yokohama
Army
Engineers Depot
Zanola
Stonewall
Okla
Bakersfield Junior College
Cooperative
J. J. Baerg
D.C
Jesse Alvidrez
United States Air Force
Sheppard Field
Alvidrez
Kilroy
Poultry & Fish
395
Central Valley Highway
Shafter, California
DE Soto
Sives Mor
de Soto-Plymouth
Desoto-Plymouth
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