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PEOPLE AND PARTIES Ladies' Night Celebrated by kEB Rotarians at Barbecue AL ROBBINS was chosen as East Bakersfield Rotory Club's first 'outstanding Rotarian' and was surprised at Wednesday night's barbecue and installation by the presentation of a framed certificate. In the accompanying remarks, made by Harry Blair, the recipient was credited with service to his community, his fellowmen and his club. Names of each member so honored will, be engraved on a permanent plaque. The party was held in the new patio at the Malcolm Little home on Mt. Ranier Stockdale, where 66 members and their wives shared ladies' night.

Al Robbins, entertinment chairman, introduced -Ronnie Sells, panto mimist and Carl Beck, juggler and trampoline acrobat, in an hour's program. Dick Griffith, installing officer, seated Earl E. Beck as president, James W. Huber, vice president, Fred Smith, treasurer, and Sy H. Wade, secretary.

THE GAY SPOTS in San Fran Cisco will provide holiday fun for three local couples, Bunny and Steve Haberfelde, Linda and George Barnett and Ross and Jo Ann Mortenson, who have made tentative plans to spend the Fourth of July week end there. A BARBECUE in the garden of the John Swetts, 2000 Bradford honored John's nephew, Kenneth Swett of San Fernando, who left this week for service with U.S. Air Force in Japan. Besides the host and hostess, the young airman and his mother, Mrs. Genevieve Swett, the guests included the Messrs.

and Mesdames James Burke James Burke Odis Freeman, Lloyd McClure, Harold Rainey of this city, and the Don Swetts and Gordon Bishops of San Fernando. A PORTABLE BARBECUE for their new home, and a goodly supply of food and refreshments made for an evening of fun when friends of Marcia and Jack Vallely gathered at their new home at 2905 Glenwood Circle Saturday evening for a surprise housewarming. The group included Jim and Bebe Burke, Harry and Marilyn Rinker, Dixie and Dalton Ford, Connie and Dave Kofahl, Jack and Betty Mulvana, Dick and Marian Williams, Patty and Luke Pitts, Harry and Nora Long and Kenneth and Jeanette Hunter. AL ROBBINS Nomed East Bakersfield's outstanding Rotarian. THE SWIMMING POOL at the Stockdale Golf and Country Club is a popular spot, particularly this last week.

Among those seen there almost daily are Sis Thompson and sons, Jeff and Larry Jimmie Alford with youngsters, Bart and Liz Ann Mary Clifford with Stephen and Linda Lib Grant and her trio, John, Barbara and Joanna Jane Lamb and Merry, and Pat Rieber and her three youngsters. Poteetes Wed in Japan at Chapel of Hope Among the scores of 1954 altar bound young people from Bakersfield and vicinity, probably none were wed in a more interesting setting than Beverly Ann Borror and Ens. Alan Chapman Poteete who said their promises in Chapel of Hope, Yokosuka, Japan, surrounded by friends from home. Mrs. Sam Truax helped Beverly with last-minute preparations, Dr.

William Moore gave her in marriage. Mrs. Moore was escorted to a position Continued on Page 14 IN SAN MARCUS, in helicopter pilot's training school for the summer is 1st Lt. Don Dead rich, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Louis R. Deadrich, 2908 La Cresta Dr. The Deadrichs spent several days with their son recently while on a three-week vacation trip through the South. They flew to Miami, first, for a Kiwanis convention, and then journeyed to Montgomery, where they were joined by Lt. Deadrich.

The younger Deadrich was traveling from Greenville, S.C., to his new post in San Marcus. From Montgomery the family motored to Texas, stopping in New Orleans for a two-day sightseeing tour. While in Texas, they visited Johnson City, birthplace of the senior Deadrich. Lt. Deadrich is expected home in August, when he and his father will spend several days in the Sierras on a fishing trip.

DINING AT Maison Jaussaud Wednesday evening were Sis and Bill Thompson and Mary and Gerald Clifford. occasion was the Thompson's 12th wedding! anniversary. MR. AND MRS. Louis J.

Brandt, 2931 20th their son, Bobby, and nephew, Charles Fritsche, leave Sunday for a three-week vacation in Santa Barbara. MR. AND MRS. DERAL W. Burgess are announcing the engagement of their daughter, Miss Rowena Burgess, to O.

Martin. Mr. Martin is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Earle Martin, 2213 Center St.

Miss Burgess was graduated from Bakersfield High School on June 4. Her fiance was graduated from East Bakersfield High School in 1953. The couple plans a summer wedding. MR. AND MRS.

EMILE T. Aubin, 208 Lincoln are leaving for Las Vegas this weekend for a week's vacation. "I don't know exactly what having never been there," said Mrs. Aubin, "but we hope to see as many new things as possible." VISITING RECENTLY at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

William Buerkle, 2437 Beech was Buerkle's aunt, Dr. Frances Tyson. Dr. Tyson, at 80, is still practicing medicine in Leonia N.J. She is now visiting relatives in other parts of California.

Continued on Page 22 180 Enrolled for Season at Camp Kaweah Lee Adams, executive director of Girl Scouts, will be the director of the organization 's Camp Kaweah, which opens a three-day pre-camp training program for its staff June 27. Of the 180 girls who will attend, 60 will arrive July Mrs. Dustin Jameson has been working on the hiring of a staff since March. Miss Adams has been a director for 10 years in Girl camps of St. Louis, Colorado Springs and Madison, as well as for two summers at Camp kaweah.

She was supervisor of Girl Scout camping in Region 7, composed of Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois and Indiana, an area that contains a fifth of all Girl Scout camps in the United States. The camp's nurse, a Girl Scout leader who is a registered nurse, is Mrs. C. H. as Skipper to the campers, she is called the ruler of the "Pill Box." Dr.

John Forney will be on call all summer. He also briefs the camp nurse before she goes up. The cooks, "Goodie" and "Yummie," and the unit leaders, who are the "mothers" of "the camp, are other important personnel. Unit leaders include Mrs. Paul DeBaugh, Kernville; Mrs.

Robert Johnston, Mrs. Sophie Lowenberg, and Mrs. Robert Ralston. Mrs. DeBaugh has done Girl Scout camping in Galesburg, 111.

She Is assigned to Frontier Forest Unit" for second and third sessions. Mrs. Johnston, a mother of three children and program chairman of Central Kern County Girl Scout Board, was a unit leader last year. She will be in charge of Frontier Forest, first session. Mrs.

Lowenberg who was- second session nurse last summer, and is Juliette Lowe friendship chairman on the program committee, takes over Shoshone Unit. Mrs. Ralston is one of the most experienced unit leaders. She has been at Camp Kaweah for three summers. Her unit is Skyland.

She teaches at the Bakersfield High School during the winter. Assistant Leaders Each unit has three assistant unit leaders who are young women either entering college or in college. They share their tal ents of singing, crafts, dramatics nature, dancing, star gazing, cooking, sports and games with the girls. Among them are Marcia Frank, Jackie Fisher, Pat Meredith, Marilyn Smellie, Linda Wilson, Joanne Compton, Alice Fulmer, Alice Hankins and Linda Turnipseed. Miss Frank, new camp counselor, received the American Legion Citizenship Award from East Bakersfield High School.

She likes sports and games, especially arphery. She is entering Santa Barbara University, majoring in business administration in the fall. Her Continued on Page 13 SUMMER that summertime, 1954, will not be dull, socially, $oung people of Racquet Club are planning a series of casual dances! First, to be held day, June 30, at the clubhouse, is in charge of the group pictured: Sylvia Alexander, Pierce Graves; Cathy Conron, Tod Easton, Janice Gerley and Alan Hodges. Pt gafifomiaa ADVERTISEMENT Around Home Choose clothes for wear around the house just as carefully as you pick those for street and For Insect years Best and Safest. evening wear.

And never, never wear old party dresses doing housework! It's bad for your morale and for your family, too! COCKROACHES hstct Pests of all kinds Real Results Get Fast-Acting California's Great Insect At Drag, Gracwy Starts and Pet Stops LONGS DRUGS Friday, June 25,1954 Dancers Holding Open House Event Circle Star Square Dance Club is holding open house Saturday in Carpenter's Hall, 20th and Streets. Paws and Taws and Square Y's will participate in the event, and the public is invited. Master of ceremonies will be Chappie Chapman, assisted by Carl Hayslett and visiting callers from the floor. AQUANETTES ENTERTAIN CLIPPER CLUB Clipper Club of First Presbyterian Church held a benefit party recently at the home of Mr. and Mrs.

Harry Binns, 2201 Cedar St. One hundred guests attended. The Aquanettes, under the direction of Georgene Bihlman, entertained at the patio affair. Mrs. Handy Hansen and Mrs.

Robert Holt were in charge of arrangements. ENS. AND MRS. A. C.

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