Melinda Lane Weds Paul Rayl in San Juan Capistrano
Melinda Karen Lane and Paul Francis Rayl married in a garden ceremony at El Adobe San Juan Capistrano with 200 guests. The bride, daughter of Beverly Lane and Marvin Lane, wore a silk chiffon gown with Alencon lace. The couple will live in San Juan Capistrano after a Hawaii honeymoon.
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Melinda Lane
Paul Rayl
San Juan Capistrano
Strano
Donald Saucier
Richard Dastrup
Cynthia‘ Lane
Michael Klecka
Phoenix
Arizona
Sandra Rays
Michael Lane
Laura Mins
Harold Lundell
Troit
Michigan
Jay Rayl
Matt Rayl
el Adobe
Richland
Shafter High School
Corona del Mar
San Diego State University
Chi Omega Sorority
Sigma Chi
Encinitas Union
Arcadia
Arizona State University
Hawaii
Morial Thornburg
Wasco
Newport Beach
Albert Lane
Laguan Hills
Rio Bravo
Surprise Birthday Party for Marcelina Neredia at Home
Marcelina Neredia celebrated her 81st birthday with a full day party at her home on June 12. Family members including six of eight children Robert Florentino Pauline Lucy Susie and Mary attended along with grandchildren and friends as her son Robert stayed to visit for three days.
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Marcelina Heredia
Mary Aburto
Robert
Florentino
Pauline
Lucy Susie
Mary
Linda Mendoza
Fresno
Margaret Valdez
Santa Monica
Crestina Mesa
Virginia Mendoza
Julia Aguilar
San Jose
Sandra Jara
Geneva Gomez
Augustine Ro
Volunteers Brighten Lives at Shafter Convalescent Hospital
Mrs. Odette King, Activity Director, says volunteers from Shafter donate time for hospital activities. Residents enjoy weekly church services, Friday slides, Thursday films, and Sunday services by various local churches. Volunteers also organize bingo and birthday parties, with more helpers welcome to visit.
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Scaroni
Walker
van de Volk
Schnaidt
Shafter
Convalescent Hospital
Jetc
Shafter Convalescent Hospital
Odette King
Wesley Berry
Nazarene Church
W. C. Walker
Lem
Cornelius
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints
Oil costs drive higher electric rates in California
Five years ago California burned under 14 million barrels of oil for electricity, four percent of fossil power. Now demand reaches about 38 million barrels, 28 times higher, with low sulfur foreign oil from OPEC replacing domestic fuel oil, lifting delivered costs to over 500 million and pushing up electric rates.
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California
OPEC
PG&E's energy mix expands beyond oil and gas
The article outlines PG&E's five primary energy sources for electricity: oil, gas, hydro power, geothermal steam from The Geysers, and nuclear fission. It notes Northern California's extensive hydro system, limited remaining sites, and the significance of nuclear power as a growing fuel source to meet demand by 1985.
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Pg&e
California
ROCK luncheon honors class members in Kern region
The Regional Occupational Center of Kern in Shafter held an awards luncheon at Ho dels in Bakersfield where certificates and letters of achievement were presented by instructors Susan Reese and Lynn Laverty. Ten students earned certificates while fifty guests attended. Ken Proctor spoke as keynote.
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Rock
Shafter
Hodels
Bakersfield
Susan Reese
R. N
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Willard Guy Nims
la Habra
Gerald Paul Rayl
Robert L. Schwenck
Community Presbyterian Church
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Paul Francis Rayl
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Central Avenue
Congress
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Donald L. Reed
Mike Byrd
Publishers
Kern County
P. O
A. Shafter
Marcelina Neredia
Brighten
Middle East
Luic Migie Vvess
Diablo Canyon
Utah
Popu
Ken Proctor
McFarland
Delano
Bible Fellowship Congregational
E. Tulare Ave
Owen C. Onsum
A.M. Kwso
Henry Harder
Jim Wiens
James Llam
Bill Neufeld
Mennonite Brethren Church
Korn
1050
North Pine Street
Edward M. Rhoades
United Methodist
Seventh Day Adventist ‘School
Riverside & Poplar
Charles P, Hamby
Richland Avenue
Charles Roam
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