Family Show Arranged by Shriners for Bakersfield
Potentate John Rounsavele of Al Malaikah Temple organizes a seven act three hour variety show for Kern County Shriners and friends. The Family Show comes to Bakersfield Civic Auditorium at 8 p.m. October 2 featuring Anita Cross Bobby Burgess Barbara Boylan and more backed by Harley Pinton reporting near sell out with one third of seats already sold.
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Robert B. Doe
John Rounsavele
al Malaikah
Anita Cross
Bobby Burgess
Barbara Boylan
Lawrence Welk
Jac Smith
Juggler
Ivy Five
Evers
Dolores
Pete Barbutti
D’aldo Romano
Harley Pinton
Grandsons Host Surprise Birthday Party for Mrs. McDaniel
Mrs. I. F. McDaniel, honored at a surprise home party for her September birthday, organized by grandsons Gene and Charles Hand. Relatives from Bakersfield Wasco Buttonwillow Shafter Los Angeles attended, sharing gifts and well wishes.
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Mrs. McDaniel
I. F. McDaniel
Ll oCurom
Gene
Charles Hand
McDaniel
Vernon Edwards
Roesetta Wright
Bakersfield
Claudia Lewis
Buttonwillow
Alvin McDaniel
Claudia Reese
Brenda White
Rose Mary Demery
Wasco
Shafter
Reg Hammond
E. Mosley
Roosevelt Herring
Annetta and
Earnestine
Los Angeles
Ticket Prices For Event At Kern County Shrine
Seated sections priced at 2.50 for orchestra 1.50 for terrace and 1.00 for balcony. Tickets available at the Kern County Shrine Club Office 1920 18th Street Bakersfield.
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Kern County Shrine Club
18Th Street
Bakersfield
Almond Growing Increases in Kern County Industry
Kern County's almond sector expands as officials study growing activity. Pettit says the industry could exceed 200 tons this year with plans to inspect shelling operations near McFarland and Famoso. The McFarland shelter costs 50000 and processes about 1000 shells per batch for export to Paso Robles and the Orient.
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Kern County
D of Trade
Alan Pettit
Pettit
Board of Trade
McFarland
Famoso
Warren Carter
William Thompson
Kern County Land Co
Thompson
Paso Robles
Orient
Carter
Bill Siemens to Present Mexico Impressions at Women Fellowship
The Women’s Fellowship of Union Congregational church plans a luncheon on Thursday September 23 at 12 30. Bill and Mrs. Siemens will share photos and impressions from a February trip to Latin American countries including Mexico and South America. The talk will cover dialects land reform and living conditions. an Aztec calendar is among displayed items. Ray Duerksen returns home after eye surgery at Stanford Hospital and will recover at home for several weeks.
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Women’s Fellowship
The
Union Congregational Church
Mexico
Bill Siemens
Back Woods
Siemens
South America
Wykliffe Bible Translators
Mexico City
Ray Duerkson
Stanford University Hospital
Menlo Park
Duerksen
Migrant Farm Labor Share in California Stands at Twelve Percent
Los Angeles report shows roughly 12 percent of California's domestic agricultural workforce are migrants or commuters. Eighty eight percent live in the same county, with 73 percent residing there for over five years. The Council of California Growers notes migrants are permanent residents who travel for harvests. Further automation could reduce seasonal workers and push the remaining workforce toward skilled roles with higher pay.
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Los Angeles
California
State Department of Employment
Council
Commission On Housing Prana
Migrant Farm Workers in California Prompt Debate
A Council of California Growers report estimates about 12 percent of farm workers are migrants, with eight percent of the total residing in California. The Commission on Housing reported workers move seasonally while maintaining permanent residences, effectively commuting to harvest regions as crops require labor.
Wasco BPW Section IV Meeting Seeks Wake Up America
Wasco Business and Professional Women hosted the Section IV fall meeting at the Veteran's Memorial Hall on Sept 17 with Ada Hutson as Wasco president. Esther Monroe Bakerfield chaired, Kathryn Neville led the program, and D. C. Parks spoke on Wake Up America highlighting parental awareness and guidance for youth reading materials.
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BPW
Wasco
Wasco Club of Business and Professional Women
Veteran's Memorial Hall
Ada Hutson
Wasco Club
Esther Monroe
Bakersfield
Kathryn Neville
Taft
D. C. Parks
America
Parks
Sury Np
Shafter Press Puts Quick Classified Ad Results On Display
Satisfied customers report fast results from the Shafter Press classified ads. An ad by Mr Wolfe offered a trailer with rack end four geese for 20 dollars, sold quickly after the paper distribution. Call PI 6-4842 to place an ad. Minimum 25 words for 1.25 plus 1 per issue thereafter.
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Shafter Press
Wolfe
Shefter Press
Bakersfield Area Women Club Events Highlight Oct Observance
In 1959 a local leader received a business and professional women’s award. Bakersfield figures plan a district meeting on Oct 20 with observers from Wasco Taft and Oildale. Eva Rogers of Wasco and Doyle from Hillcrest won draws. Next meeting set for Nov 19 in Oildale.
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Kana’ City Livestock Group
Uate
Kincade
Bakersfield
Ersfield
Eva Rogers
Wasco
Doyle
Hillcrest
East Bakersfield
Oilde’e Petann Sa
Taft
Oildale
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Kernland Orchards
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Rolf Jacobsen
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First Southern Baptist Church
Tulare and
Kern Streets
Hugh Morgan
Grace Baptist Church
Oroville, California
Young People’s
O’ Sullivan
Council of California Growers
FFA Hereford Asecimno Lions Club
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Rosedale Hwy
Westinghouse 21
Westinghouse
NEW Westinghouse
C. V. Hwy
Shafter Ave
Smith's Corner
Foodland Super Market
Chuck Roast
Wieners
Longhorn
Wranglers
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