Five Girls Booths and Committee Heads Listed for Carnival
The article lists booth activities and volunteers for a carnival. Messrs and Mesdames Poznoff Woodard Russell Brown Panero Jacobsen Muir Duncan HeiGer and others run games like bottle throw nail driving grab-bag bean guessing and dunk booth. Committee chairs include Carl Gunnarson Miss Bella Bartlett Paul Pilgrim and Bill Johnston overseeing prizes queen contest and food purchasing.
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Messrs
Mesdames
Walter Poznoff
L. J. ‘Woodard
Frank Russell
Lions and Teachers Clubs
T. J. Anderson
Alloans
E. A. Brown
el- Panero
P. V. McClure
Colfer Duncan
John Jacobsen
Dave Muir
Bill Carpenter
Clarence Heiger
Kiwanis Club
Rotary
Kenneth Pipkin
Bill Clanin
Ben Péters
Dan Weitz
Carl Gunnarson
Bellah Bartlett
Paul Pilgrim
Bill Johnston
Ranching Plans Highlighted by Kern County Firm
Arthur Ra hey of Kern County Company outlined large-scale ranching at a Shafter Rotary Club meeting. He described land company aims in cattle, feed and alfalfa, leasing to tenants and oil ventures, and noted recent mining exploration as a sideline with future plans.
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Arthur Rahey
Kern County Company
Ibeas
Shafter Rotary Club
Rand Adquarters
Oll
Fuwre Enterprises
Evelyn Studios Set for Open House at 555 James St
New owners Evelyn Scott and Virginia announce grand opening of The Evelyn Studios a music shop offering instruments records sheet music radios pianos and repair services. Open house Saturday 4 to 9 p.m. features performances by the Frets Fiddlers Three Our Guitars and Greenfield Tom Dilley.
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Usic
Evelyn Studios
James St., Jr
voNew
Evelyn Scott
Virginia
Tom Dilley
Little League Plans Season Game Slate
Maple School principal Ralph Gribble announces inter school athletics for the Little Seven League including Maple, Lerdo, Rio Bravo, Norris, Greeley, Rose Day and Fruitvale. Plans call for touch football for boys, volleyball for girls, and basketball for all in November with monthly meetings. Rio Bravo to host next.
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MAPLE
Ralph Gribble
Maple School
Little Seven League
Lerdo
Rio Bravo
Norris
Greeley
Roseday
Fruitvale
J. Clark McGinnis
Rosedale
Larry Miller
Greeley School
Pondham
California educators honor Kelly with high DSC award
H. W. Pat Kelly Kern county educator receives a certificate of contributing membership from Jack Hill president of the 13th district for year long service to education. Hill, former Shafter High principal, presented the award in Bakersfield last week. Back home in Rio Bravo Mr and Mrs A C Fregeau return after Lake Mead Zion Park visit.
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H. W
Pat) Kelly
Kern County
California Association of Secondary
Jack Hill
Hill
Shafter High School
Kelly
Bakersfield
Rio Bravo
Mrs
A. C. Fregeau
Lake .Mead and Zion Park
Budget Notes and Attendance Figures for Local District
The document lists balances and allocations totaling 5690 cost balance with various districts and groups: Kern County Union High School District 625 Richland School District 2500 Kern County 500 Community Chest 500 growers 1250 city of Shafter 800 Rio Bravo Union School and 70.25 cash. A year start balance is 2382.91. Attendance figures show 1946 24724, 1947 45252, 1948 68962, 1949 80522, 1950 77062, 1951 78691. The swimming program accounts for about 30,000 attendance. charges vary by age: 8 cents child, 25 cents youth, 40 cents adult. Attendees include Jack Manweiler, E A Brown, Bruce Crawford, Mrs Rolf Jacobsen, Mrs George Collins, Rudy Lopez, Beulah Bartlett, C E Moon Mullins, Mrs Ralph Boel.
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Kern County Union
Richland
Kern County
City of Shafter
Rio Bravo Union School
Farrell
Jack Manweiler
E. A. Brown
Bruce Crawford
Rolf Jacobsen
George Collins
Rudy Lopez
Beulah Bartlett
C. E. (Moon) Mullins
Ralph Boel
Lions Meet in Shafter Draw Kern County Clubs
Lions from McFarland Wasco Oildale and Shafter gathered Monday night in Lee's Dining Room for a zone meeting. Malcomb Goode of Oildale presided as district leaders including Floyd E. Pete Peterson Arvin district governor Joseph Barker Wasco past zone chairman and O. D. Handel Shafter president attended.
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Kern County
Lee
Lions Clubs
McFarland
Wasco
Oildale
Shafter
Malcomb Goode
O. D. Handel
Shafter Club
Floyd E
Pete” Peterson
Arvin
Joseph Barker
Shafter Richland Staffs To Meet For Annual Party
Teaching staffs of Shafter High School and Richland Elementary plan their annual joint party at Richland this year with swimming from 4 30 to 6 00 and a get acquainted dinner on the Richland patio. Date not announced.
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Shafter High School
Richland Elementary School
Shafter-Richland
Richland
National League Founded 74 Years Ago in 1876
The National League of Professional Baseball Clubs traces its founding to February 2, 1876 marking the birth of professional baseball's first major league. The league's origins established the framework for organized teams, schedules, and competition that shaped American sport.
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National League of Professional Baseball Clubs
Pete Willis Honored At Birthday Party
A birthday party at the Cross street home hosted by Mrs. L. A. Skinny Willis honored Pete Willis. Also celebrated was LaVerne Kliewer who has joined the Willis family staff. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Kliewer, Mrs. Jessie Rae Adamson and family, L. T. Walker, and the Willis duo.
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Pete Willis
L. A
Willis
Cross Street
LaVerne Kliewer
Jessie Rae Adamson
L. T. Walker
L. A. Willis
Aw wa ki ya Girls Camporee At Hart Memorial Park
Campfire Girls spent a Saturday camporee at Hart Memorial Park with guardians Mesdames Lee Thomas and Dan Weitz. They were driven to the park by Weitz and cooked three meals outdoors and enjoyed hill climbing.
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Hart Memorial Park
Lee Thomas
Dan Weitz
Weitz
Shafter merchants list football ticket sellers
Student body president Layton Lynch announces season tickets will be sold in Shafter at Nick Johnson Root beer stand Joe Frizzell Town Market Merton Weidman Stringham's Drug Store Herschel Rodgers Union service station Lerdo and Shafter Ave with additional participants.
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Layton Lynch
Shafter High School
Shafter
Nick Johnson
Joe Frizzell
Town Market
Merton Weidman
Four-Game Football Pack Sells For Two Dollars
The 20 30 club Lions Rotary and Kiwanis sponsor season tickets offering four games for two dollars. Individual games cost 75 cents, saving one dollar per entry. Mr and Mrs Dan Wendland visited Mr and Mrs Henry Du erksen on Faber street.
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Lions
Rotary
Kiwanis
Dan Wendland
Henry Duerksen
Faber Street
L J Woodard Elected President of Merchant Association
L J Woodard has been elected president of the fayte Merchants Association succeeding A N Brownell who held the post for the past year. Other officers named include Billy Johnston as vice president Johnny Gaede as secretary and directors Thomas and Albert Finkbeiner.
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L. J. Woodard
Faite Mechants Association
A. N. Brownell
Association
Billy Johnston
Johnny Gaede
Thomas and
Albert Finkbeiner
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Paula Allen
Sharon Nusz
Carolyn Wilson
Valera Kirschenman
Belvi Ann Moor
Jean Thomas
June Thompson
Joan Eckman
Dorothy Weitz
Robby
Judy Schultz
Melba Bell
Norma Hooks
Margaret Sheridan
Del-Kern
Vega
Duart
B&e
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Butt Hall
Eastern Park
Cisco
Balang
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Dairyland
Safeway
Save
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Tex
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del Monte
Vienna
Brand
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Merchant Group
Schneider
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