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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1950
Page
12
A University of California Agricultural Extension Service adviser warns against swimming in unsafe spots and recommends never swimming alone. He stresses swimming only in supervised pools or ditches with a capable person present to call for help. Even skilled swimmers can face danger.
Miss Wilkinson warns children about small boats and dunking dangers. She advises inspecting pools for rocks and depth before diving headfirst. Rivers pose swift currents and hidden holes, so choose a sheltered shore and swim near safety.
In a light tale from Buttonwillow Newshawk, locals recount a deep sea trip near Coronado Island where Rey Ricci allegedly lost his temper with a stubborn fish and snapped his new $40 pole. The group then fished freshwater near Charles Piice Ranch with Deputy Weber and Marino Pierucci present.
On average San Francisco experiences about two thunderstorms per year. The note highlights the city’s climate pattern and rarity of thunderstorm events.
Kern county PMA chairman Jack L. Stoltz argues conservation sustains abundant production amid rising population. He says adjustments in some crops avoid overproduction, urge more pasture and legumes, and stress soil and water protection. Public funds support soil conservation research and farmer aid through extension advisers.
Donna Weitz marked her 15th birthday with a family dinner Monday night hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Dan Weitz at 463 Father St. Attendees included her sister Dorothy, and the celebration featured ice cream and birthday cake. Donna had returned Sunday night from Campfire Girls Green Horn camp.
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