Musical concert and installation at Richland PTA meeting
Richland PTA schedules its next meeting for Tuesday April 6 at 7 30 p m in Shafter High School auditorium. The program titled Music is for Everybody features the stage band choir and regular band with Martha Novak and John Mynatt coordinating. Officers for the coming year are installed led by Dorothy Neufeld as president and includes Mar gie White Toni Johnston Ann Hutchinson Peggy Allen Carolyn Findley Sheila Morgan Verle Helter Betty Gonzales Cathy Prout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richland Pta
Shafter High School
Martha Novak
John Mynatt
Ed Nikkél
Dorothy Neufeld
Margie White
Toni Johnston
Ann Hutchinson
Peggy Allen
Carolyn Findley
Sheila Morgan
Verle Helter
Betty Gonzales
Cathy Prout
Dinner Honors Mrs Mouser Birthday Gathering
Mrs Averil Mouser celebrated her March 20 birthday with a dinner at her home. Attendees included sons Jesse and Hugh Mouser with spouses and children from Bakersfield Petaluma and Mc Farland. daughters Clarice Young and Nadine Mansfield with relatives. plus friends and extended family. A pleasant afternoon and dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averil Mouser
Jesse
Vera
Becky
Humbolt College
Julie
Trudie
McFarland
Hugh Mouser
Barbara
Tracy
Lance
Jay
Bakersfield
Clarice Young
Charley
Jennifer
Jana
Rachel Crabb
Petaluma
Jesse Dirck
Nadine
Birth of Jeffrey William Stambook in Bakersfield
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Stambook announce the birth of their first son Jeffrey William on March 21 at a Bakersfield hospital. He weighs seven pounds six ounces and is twenty inches long. Maternal grandparents are Adolph and Jo an Goertzen of Shafter. paternal grandparents are H A Warkentine and Mrs. H A Warkentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerry Stambook
Jeffrey William
Bakersfield
Stambook
Joan Goertzen
Shafter
Adolph Goertzen
Salem
Oregon
Don Stambook
H. A. Warkentine
Warkentine
Maple School
Hanshew completes training at Ft Polk after nine weeks
Private Phillip D. Hanshew eighteen son of John Hanshew forty five hundred West completed on February twenty six nine weeks of advanced individual training at the U S Army Infantry Training Center Ft Polk Louisiana He received general training as a light weapons infantryman and as a mortar and recoilless rifle crewman plus specialized weapons instruction He also learned proper use of high explosives placement detection and disarming of mines Hanshew graduated from North High in Bakersfield in 1975
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army
Phillip D. Hanshew
John Hanshew
Golden West
U.S. Army Infantry Training Center
Ft. Polk
Hanshew
North High
Bakersfield
Arnold accepted at Tabor College Hillsboro Kansas
Clint Arnold son of Mr and Mrs Wayne Arnold of Shafter has been accepted at Tabor College Hillsboro Kansas for 1976 77. He will graduate Shafter High School this spring and plans to study Business Administration.
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Clinton Arnold
Wayne Arnold
Shafter
Tabor College
Hillsboro
Kansas
Arnold
Shafter High School
Library group to install officer at March dinner
The Friends of the Kern County Library plan a dinner at the Rodeway Inn on March 31 at 7 p.m. Dr. and Mrs. John Marshall will present Why Must I Learn to Read Urgency of a Literate Africa. Officers to be installed include Mrs. Bob Warner president and Mrs. Lucille Driggers secretary. Representatives from county areas named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friends of the
Kern County
Kern County Library
Rodeway Inn
Ronald Isaac
John Marshall
Africa
Marshalls
Kensasha
Zaire
Bob Warner
Lucille Driggers
Fred Frick
Joe de Ramos
Arvin
Keith Mitchell
Hazel Simonson
Shafter
Tom Leigh
Arnold Koehn
East Bakersfield
Earl Lilburn
Almeda Range
Kern City
Florence O’brien
Lallalee Ryan
Bakersfield
Eloise Nelson
Orville Armstrong
Portable Annuals Blooming Strategy
Flower buds form under sun and will bloom after moving to shade. Annuals grown in full sun provide portable color through summer. Return plants to sun to bring back into bloom and maintain color.
If the Brontosaurus had been more romantic energy series
This installment explains fossil fuels formed from ancient life and their rise as essential energy. It notes California's early gas self sufficiency until 1950, then reliance on Texas and Canada, and warns that natural gas supplies may eventually run out for boiler fuel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Texas
Canada
PG&E outlines five energy sources with potential sixth in view
The document lists natural gas geothermal steam hydroelectric power oil and uranium as main PG&E electricity sources with coal as a potential sixth. It notes gas and oil costs rose sharply in five years, driving rate increases, and mentions future solar fusion tidal and wind research while stressing current practicality limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pg&e
Utah
Facing the problem together energy message urges efficiency
The note emphasizes growing electricity demand, urging urgent development of all energy sources and efficiency. It calls on the public to conserve, noting energy is precious and costly, with savings tied to reduced usage and reliable service.
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The
Richland Band
Richland Choir
PTA
Pat Goossen
Mrs. Mouser
Polk
Clint Arnold
Library Group
Women’s Felloony
Evron Barber
Larry Wadel
J. C. Channeson
Pat Stark
Clyde Zachary
Emil Frost
Bakersfield Speedway
Wes Worth
Circle of
Chester Ave
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