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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1976
Page
2
Weekly tips share advice on Fish care with salt in bowls and weekly reminders. Household tricks include inserting nails around plants for stability and using plastic bags when shaping warm popcorn balls. Upholstery vinyl serves as a long lasting tablecloth in various colors.
Dahl Jorgansen advises rubbing the pan bottom with butter when making jam to prevent burning and produce clear jam. Lorna Geehring notes her husband cured his health issue.
Paul W. Johnson and his wife Jacquelyn arrive in Shafter to lead the Seventh-day Adventist Church. He previously pastored in Torrance and Montana, studies at Walla Walla College, and holds a theology degree from 1948. The couple, with three children, were warmly welcomed at a December 12 church gathering.
The Shafter Church of God will host a New Year's Watch Night service Friday led by Rev Peter Bulago. The event runs from 8 30 p m to midnight with two guest speakers and includes the Lord's Supper and the washing of feet.
Page column offers home remedies and practical tips including using mouthwash for dandruff, warm salt for earache relief, advice on bathing babies with rubber gloves, and a playful quip about Shafter residents. References Barbara Hunt Ursell Rice Minnie Rice and local Shafter, California.
After 21 years in Maple, Mr and Mrs Jesse Karber relocate with daughters Teresa and Joyce to Shattuck Oklahoma. They lease grain and pasture land and work with Karber's uncle John Wiens. Mrs Karber retires after nine years as a Maple School teacher aide.
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