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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1950
Page
12
Kern County PMA Chairman Jack Le Stoltz reports new Federal Crop Insurance applications for wheat. Coverage increases to 111 units with a closing date of October 5. Farmers urged to contact PMA Office at 2405 M St Bakersfield for details.
Davis workers trial grass and cloverseed from New Zealand at the Experiment Station College of Agriculture Davis to see if they adapt to California conditions. The seed is a gift to the United States from Federated Farmers of New Zealand.
County officials warn growers that overplanting cotton beyond their acreage allotment will bar them from Agricultural Conservation Program payments and trigger penalties. Officials explain the law bases program participation on approved quotas. failure to adjust acreage can result in penalties and restricted marketing.
One of the largest crowds yet gathered at the Rio Bravo School to play canasta. Mr and Mrs J B Forehand hosted and served cake punch and coffee. Traveling prize went to Bob Marlatt and Martha Swan and Tom Brown earned high scores. Smallest scorers were Edna and Ray Calder. They planned gatherings on the second Wednesday of each month.
Home Adviser Dorothy Wilkinson of the University of California Agricultural Extension Service warns that wet feet from pools promote athlete's foot. She advises drying feet thoroughly after swimming and sprinkling with talcum powder if possible.
The note states the school plans a project and ensures the chosen month does not clash with any other commitments. It emphasizes scheduling without overlapping activities.
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