High School Rehearsal for Lil Abner Opens at Shafter
Dan Waterhouse plays McGoon Earthquake McGoon in Lil Abner at Shafter High School Auditorium. He describes himself as a villian hero in rehearsal for the three night engagement.
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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1985
Page
3
Dan Waterhouse plays McGoon Earthquake McGoon in Lil Abner at Shafter High School Auditorium. He describes himself as a villian hero in rehearsal for the three night engagement.
Bakersfield City Police Chief Bob Price will speak at the Shafter Christian Business Men’s Committee luncheon on February 21 sharing his personal faith testimony. Also speaking are Larry Leggett of Rohm Haas on Feb 21 and Kern County Sheriff’s Investigator Harold Onsum on Feb 28. Lunch at Yee’s Steak House in Shafter runs noon to 1 pm.
The Shafter-Wasco AARP Chapter 2809 meets Monday at 1 30 p m in the Shafter Veterans Memorial Building. Archaeologist Steve Reimer will discuss his Tell Qraya dig near the Euphrates in Syria, a 5000 year old site yielding new discoveries, sponsored by the Institute for Old Testament Related Studies. All members and visitors welcome.
New York actress Barbara George, billed as the nuclear comedienne you will take seriously, presents Evening Ever Wanted To Ask About Nukes And Was Afraid To Know at Bakersfield College Fine Arts Theater. The one hour program blends comedy and information on radiation and the nuclear age, with characters including Little U and Mr PR Gamble. The Bakersfield College Women’s Studies Department AAUW Kern Citizens for Nuclear Disarmament and NOW sponsor the event.
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