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Shafter Press

Location

Shafter, California, United States of America

Date

Nov 21, 1984

Page

2

Don's Interiors Opens in Shafter A Local Decor Shop

The Shafter Press spotlights Don's Interiors, new in town this month and run by Don and Joan Burns. Don, raised in Shafter, adds decorating services including wallpaper, draperies, floors, and custom quilts with a boutique to come. Joan leads the boutique and decorating consulting as the column invites readers to notice and share local business changes.

Shafter Shafter Press Don's Interiors Don Joan Burns Shafter High School Joan

Farmers may be eligible for cotton deficiency payments

Prospects for a very large 1984 cotton crop have pushed prices down this fall. The USDA estimates a 13.3 million bale crop, about 71 percent larger than last year, which could make farmers eligible for deficiency payments under the program.

USDA

Thanksgiving turkey prices rise amid tighter supplies

The California Farm Bureau reports higher wholesale turkey costs this year due to lower carryover in cold storage. Tom and hen birds sell at 88 dollars per pound wholesale, with frozen lines at 84 to 87 dollars. Stores may feature cheaper options. cranberry and sweet potato supplies vary while overall dinner costs rise about 5 percent versus four years ago.

California Farm Bureau Federation Department of Labor Statistics

Immunization Fees Set by Kern County Health Dept

Dr. Leon Hebertson announces that from December 1 immunizations at the Health Department and district offices will carry a $1 fee per shot with a $5 cap per family visit. The schedule, approved by the Board of Supervisors, covers childhood vaccines and influenza plus several other vaccines and sera with varying per-dose charges.

Leon Hebertson Kern County Public Health Services Health Department Board of Supervisors

California cotton price falls short of 81 per pound target

Kern County ASCS executive Dan Carothers notes farmers may qualify for a deficiency payment if they participate in the acreage reduction program and report crop acreages accurately this summer. Upland cotton market prices remain below the 1984 target. payment equals the gap between target and average annual prices. California expects to harvest 296,100 acres of cotton this year.

Dan Carothers Kern County Ascs Carothers California

Lindsay Dealer Camp Wins 1984 Master Award

James Camp of Camp Pump Co in Shafter California is named the Lindsay Manufacturing Co Master Dealer for 1984. The award, given at a Keystone Colorado sales convention October 6 to 9, honors increased sales among 32 Lindsay dealers. Training sessions covered plans for the upcoming season. Lindsay Manufacturing, based in Lindsay Nebraska, markets center pivot and Lateral Move irrigation equipment.

James Camp L.A Keystone Colorado Lindsay, Neb Lindsay Manufacturing Co

Band wins top honors in Bakersfield parade

At the November 12 Veterans Day Parade in Bakersfield, Shafter High Marching Band took top honors in its division alongside Beardsley Junior High as perpetual Roland L Curran trophy winners. Mike Hutchison received a permanent trophy. Desperado Debs Baton Corps placed second in majorettes, and the Shafter Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture was honored as Junior Misses earned a special trophy.

Bakersfield Shafter High Beardsley Junior High Roland L. Curran Mike Hutchison Shafter Group Desperado Debs Baton Corps Shafter Chamber of Commerce and Agriculture

Time management seminar for CSB staff announced

Cal State Bakersfield Extended Studies offers Time Management for Secretaries Receptionists and Clerks from 6 to 10 p.m. December 5 in Academic Administration Building Room 101. Neil Kupchin leads the class to improve handling calls demands interruptions and tasks with 30 dollar fee and November 28 reservation. Call 833-2207 for details.

Cal State Bakersfield CSB Neil Kupchin Kupchin

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