Final Days of Kern County Fair Adds New Events
The 1965 Kern County Fair enters its final four days with three new attractions. The Fifteenth Annual Kern County Fair Horse Show opens Thursday at 7 p.m. followed by Variety Revue at 8:30 p.m. A new Junior Livestock Auction begins Friday, with fast-paced nightly Horse Shows through Sunday. Sky Glider rides, baby strollers, and a child care center are featured for visitors.
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Improvements On Shafter Gins Are Now Completed
Producers Cotton Oil Company completed a 1.3 million dollar gin repair and maintenance project at its Shafter and Shafter City gins. The program, led by Eugene A. Egan, aims to improve grades and turnout for growers this fall. Ed Gaede says revamped machinery will operate when deliveries begin next week. Roy McDonald and Charles Miears will operate the equipment this fall.
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San Joaquin Valley
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Shafter and Shafter City Gins
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Producers Gin
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Shafter Gin
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Shafter City Gin
Special Coins To Be Sold By Scouts
Sheriff's Lt Otto Olofson announces Explorer Post 919 will sell Centennial Coins at the Kern County Fair. Coins cost one dollar, with a sample shown on the Kern County Telephone Directory cover. Scouts will staff Building 0 booth selling candy and confections alongside the coin sale.
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the Post
Kelly Names Hart Co Chairman of Shrine Potato Bowl
H. W. Pat Kelly, Shrine Potato Bowl general chairman, announces Donald M. Hart as co chairman for the 1965 charity game. Hart, a Bakersfield and Santa Barbara athlete, joins to bolster the annual event which supports Lintean Hospital Children.
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Pat) Kelly
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Giantsap Queer Tree Drink Aided Ancient Power
Ancient peoples drank sap from the giant a quoia to gain mystical powers. The belief tied the tree to strong supernatural abilities and ritual lore among indigenous communities.
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