Shafter Woman Gets Face Peel in Los Angeles Clinic
Jean White of Shafter undergoes a non surgical face peel in Century City, a cosmetic package offering in home recovery and hospital cost savings. Dr. Robert Kotler promotes office based peels with 24 hour care, charging about two thirds of hospital prices while refining wrinkles and facial features.
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San Francisco
Jean White
Shafter
Jean
Los Angeles
Robert Kotler
Kotler
Century City
Hong Kong
Fresno
Bank of America reports sharp rise in San Joaquin Valley farm loans
Bank of America said loans to agriculture in the San Joaquin Valley rose 29.7 percent to 1.2 billion in the first nine months. Crop loans surged 35.6 percent to 540.6 million led by vineyard and row crops, while livestock loans gained 24.9 percent to 577.4 million. Farm improvements jumped 108.7 percent to 5.5 million and farm equipment loans rose 103.0 percent to 50.4 million. new farm real estate lending totaled 33.2 million. Beef livestock loans climbed to 435.4 million, up 24.8 percent, with dairy livestock up 46.6 percent to 64.8 million.
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Bank of America
San Joaquin Valley
Vance Clark
Clark
Check Furnaces Now For Colder Weather Ahead
Kern County Fire Chief Carl Williams warns that improperly adjusted heating equipment wastes fuel damages furnaces and endangers health. With nine of ten homes heated by natural gas, he urges gas customers to keep forced air, floor, and recessed wall heaters free of lint and dust and replace filters as needed. Follow manufacturer instructions and have any malfunction checked by a qualified service representative before turning the unit back on.
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Carl Williams
Kern County Fire Department
Williams
Kern County to join national eating habits survey
Kern County households will be included in a nationwide study of American eating habits conducted for the U S Department of Agriculture. James Radoumis of the Kern County Board of Trade said the follow up to 1977-78 will sample more than 20 000 homes. National Analysts, a Booz Allen Hamilton unit in Philadelphia, will run the survey from this month through February 1980. The project aims to detail food consumption by family and household, track dietary patterns across life styles and sizes, and show how data translates into action such as school lunch and food programs. The study also notes factors like aging, changing work patterns, and home production in response to rising food costs. Artichokes are briefly mentioned as garden notes, with planting guidance provided.
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Kern County
Kern County Board of Trade
James Radoumis
Board of Trade
Kern
Radoumis
Booz, Allen & Hamilton
Philadelphia
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Radou
Maynards Take Ownership Of Shafter Floor Covering
Dewey and Norma Maynard became owners of Shafter Floor Covering at 537 Central Avenue on November 1, taking over from Bobby and Ruenell Lewis who operated there since 1966. Loyd Link remains manager and Elisa Jara continues as decorator.
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Dewey
Norma Maynard
Bobby
Ruenell Lewis
Shafter
Central Avenue
Maynards
Loyd Link
Elisa Jara
Norma
Edith Lewis
Shafter Rest Home
Curt
Reflections
Christina
Derick
Shafter Area
Lewises
Bob
Lewis and Associates
Buenell
Four Girls Born to Alvidrez Family in North Kern Hospital
Corina Helen Alvidrez arrived November 24 at 12 noon weighing nine pounds eight and a half ounces and measuring 21 inches. She joins sisters Stephanie seven, Vanessa four, and Delinda two. Grandparents are Zenon and Maria Gutierrez and Frank and Mrs Alvidrez of Shafter.
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Andrew Alvidrez
Corina Helen Alvidrez
North Kern Hospital
Stephanie
Vanessa
Delinda
Zenon Gutierrez
Frank. Alvidrez
Shafter
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Fred Coon
America
Ustomer Paysal
Oran Sea
Tomer
Credomer
Kon Foryonal Rewipe
Ole Taner
Schiwner
Lannt
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