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Pi Omega Pi Will View Typing Device WASCO Union High School's typing instructor Joseph Drop will be the center of attention Wednesday evening, Feb. 17, at the University of Southern California when he demonstrates a typing device he has invented to Pi Omega Pi, national business education fraternity. Drop will demonstrate the device which he has developed and will also be one of five members on a panel discussion regarding typewriting procedures and techniques. Drop's presence at' the chapter's meeting was requested I by Dr. Albert C.

Fries, chairman of the business education depart- 1 ment at USC. Drop has worked out a large icale typewriting keyboard which can be mounted on a classroom wall and used for instruction purposes. An instruction control box enables him to light up any letter or combination of letters. The device is intricately wired in order to make a multitude of letter combinations possible. Drop's work has attracted attention throughout the San Joaquin Yal-j lev and the State of California.

FIRST Walsh puts the finishing touch to the bandages covering Thomas Busby in the first aid class Monday night at the Buttonwillow School. This is the first such class held here in three years. The instructor is John Record of the American Red Cross, Bakersfield. Kern River Notes County News 16 Thursday, Feb. 11, 1954 ISABELLA W.

W. Wallace, sunerintendent of the Kernville f. Union District Elementary baptlST L.t. VarOUp and chairman of the district thrcei 'Tgkes Trip to SflOW 87-Year-Old Has Birthday Celebration family reunion In Sciots Hall was also a celebration for the S7th birthday of Mrs. Eliza Myers of 135 Wood who came to Taft in 1922.

Kern County Art competition con- Chris test, said the local art exhibit, 'tian Endeavor Group of the Com- 1 would be held in March, with munity Baptist Church of Button-j Mrs. Myers, a native of Dunk- Mrs. Cleone Shaw, seventh grade' willow went to Cerro County, is the mother of teacher. In charge. Wallace said Saturday for a frolic in the snow.

1 children, five of whom are liv- the first, second and third win-'Group leaders accompanying today. She also has 31 grand- Tiers would participate in the'party were Mr. and Mrs. Willis! children" 63 great grandchildren, county contest. All first winners Snow, Mr.

and "Mrs. Herman I anf two ea great grandchil- art work will be taken to the Dargatz, Mrs. Don Hughett and convention of the Federation Rev. and Mrs. Leland Wnmens Clubs.

jWhitaker. Desert Youth Considered for Movie Role CHINA Dodge, a former Navy station employee and a graduate of Burroughs High School, is being considered for a role in the motion picture, "Ten Kilometers to Palermo," scheduled to go into production in Italy the latter part of April. Dodge has been approached by Roma Films, an independent Anglo-American motion picture company, to portray the part of a stranded American youth who is befriended by a family in the Italian town of Palermo. For the past four months, he has been seen in the stage play, "Family Portrait." which has been touring the Western states. Officials of the film company who saw him in the role of the brother of Jesus in the stage play tabbed him as a likely prospect for a part in their coming motion picture.

Dodge is uncertain whether he will be able to take advantage of this opportunity since he recently was called for his pre- induction Army physical examination. While a student at Burroughs High School, he wrote and directed an original radio show that was broadcast, using local talent. STUDENTS DISCUSS Democracy Work" was the subject of the panel discussion group of Burroughs High School students who appeared recently on the program of the China Lake branch, American Association of University Women. The students '(left to right) are Jackie Schroedter, Sally Cashore, John Holmes, Bob Weinland, panel chairman; Sharen Pinkertpn, Alan Paulsen and Roger Evans. Not pictured is Joy Nelson, another panel member.

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Relatives present from Ventura included a daughter, Mrs. Ada Malin, and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Warner; Mr. and Mrs.

Alvin Gallaway, and Ricki; J. B. Malin and I Howard Malin; from Bakersfield. Mr. and Mrs.

W. R. Myers, Bill and Toni. Mrs. Lou Crawford and Roy (Myers, a daughter and son living i in Taft were present as were Roy Myers.

E. L. Crawford. Mr. and Mrs.

Cecil Moore, and Clifford: Mr. and- Mrs. Leroy Myers, Dennis and Dallas; Mr. and Mrs. Rene O'Bryant and Lola Fay; Mr.

and Mrs. John Myers; Mr. and Jtlrs. Lloyd Myers and Timmy. and a family friend, Mrs.

Cora Chambers. Greetings came from Mrs. Rose a daughter in Flint. and from Robert Myez's, a 'son in Campbell, Mo. Club Formed by Teenagers Abbott Jr.

Is president of -the newly-formed Community Teen Ager organization of Gorman. Serving with him are Robert vice president; Gloria Ernenwein. secretary, and Teena Livermore, treasurer. The group, which is- sponsored! by both Gorman posses and Gorman Thursday Afternoon! Club, will meet each Wednesday and Friday evenings at Gorman School. Purpose of the club is to teach good citizenship, co-operation and to have supervised recreation activities.

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