anaheim-gazette 1935-12-12

Achievement Meet Held By 4-H Clubs of Orange County At a program held in the Fremont Grammar School Auditorium last Saturday night awards and certificates were issued for the annual achievements. R. E. Launer of La Habra, president of the County Club Council, presided. President L. A. Bortz of the Orange County Farm Bureau, presented the Farm Bureau certificates and project awards and Farm Advisor H. E. Wahlberg, presented U. S. D. A. charters and seals to clubs entitled to them for work accomplished during the year. Certificates of Honor for club leaders and Senior Leader books were presented by Eric Eastman, farm advisor in San Diego county, who formerly was connected with the farm advisor's office here. After presentation of awards Lucile Griset of Tustin won the song leaders' contest. The Live Wires, Tustin won first honors for girls' organizations and A. A. Ehman and his Hill Billies of Olive won the boys' club division during demonstration contests presented as a feature of the evening. Achievement pins were given the various club leaders for presentation to members of the various organizations at their next meeting. At the close of the program Eastman who formerly had charge of 4-H club work in this county was presented with a gift from the various clubs. Citrus Growers of County Vote On Referendum Today to Saturday Citrus growers of Orange County not identified with a co-operative organization through which they may express their opinions on the proposed citrus marketing agreement, will be given an opportunity to cast their ballots Thursday, 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M., Friday, 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. and Saturday, 8:00 A.M. to 12 M., this week at the Farm Advisor's office, 211 Court House Annex, Santa Ana. Whether the present program under the marketing agreement for oranges and grapefruit produced in California and Arizona is continued depends on the wishes of the growers themselves, says Farm Advisor Harold E. Wahlberg, whose department represents the Secretary of Agriculture in Orange County. Since the marketing agreement and license went into effect in December of 1933, at the request of the industry, the agricultural Adjustment Act has been amended, thus revising the legal basis for the enforcement of the program. In accordance with the provisions of the Agricultural Adjustment Act, as amended last August, the industry has requested that an order supplant the existing license. This order has been developed, and is being submitted to the growers, the secretary of Agriculture considering and approving. The Agricultural Adjustment Act provides that before the order becomes effective, three-fourths of the growers by number, or two thirds of the growers by volume have to approve its issuance. The total orange acreage in four principal producing states, California, Florida, Texas, and Arizona increased by over 50 percent from 1920 to 1930. At present time it is estimated that there are about 498,000 acres of oranges in the United States. Present, California has 239,625 acres, and increase of 32 percent from the 1920 acreage. Total production of oranges in the United States averaged 398,000 boxes from 1921 to 1925 inclusive, and in the 1934-35 season the crop was approximately 64,241,000 boxes more than two-thirds of the volume produced form 1921, inclusive. California and Arizona produce about two-thirds of the total range production in the United States. Production during 1921, 1924, inclusive, averaged 19,559,000 boxes, and in the 1934-35 season production totalled about 900,000 boxes. GOING FIFTY-FIFTY Fruit thieves you have with you always and walnut growers in the past have reported frequent thefts of nuts. Once a fell drove into an orchard and to four sackfulls off of a pile eight. All Bids On Cypress School Are Rejected All bids for construction on the grammar school at Cypress were rejected Saturday night when the board of education found that the lowest bid was almost double the amount of money available for the job. The board met Monday with the architects and others to decide whether or not to call for new bids. The district has but $58,000 available for the job, having voted $38,000 worth of bonds and received a federal grant of $20,000. The lowest bid submitted at the Saturday meeting called for an expenditure of $81,900. Bring Along Your Gift List... Let us help you find exactly what you want. We will be more than glad to place our years of ex- GOING FIFTY-FIFTY Fruit thieves you have with you always and walnut growers in the past have reported frequent thefts of nuts. Once a fell drove into an orchard and to four sackfulls off of a pile eight. HART'S "THE FRIENDLY STORE" Christmas Handkerchiefs—HOLLYWOOD MAKE—Only 25¢ and 50¢ Others at 10¢ to $250 Imported from all parts of the Globe. We are ready for Christmas! With sensible gifts and all priced at the usual Hart's year-round economical and satisfying prices. Depend Upon It... She is... Hoping for Lingerie Pure Dye Silk Crepe and Silk Satin Slips; beautifully embroidered and come in colors of tea rose and white. Special... $1.95 Dance Sets, consisting of panties and brasiers to match; these are real values... pure dye silk and trimmed in lace... $1.00 to $2.95 Bring Along Your Gift List... ...Let us help you find exactly what you want. 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During the past year the department held their annual institute at Riverside and the annual field day at Ventura. Other projects: 1. Cost of improved land and curing methods. 2. Research on Codling control. 3. Research on ethylene treatment and dehydration. 4. Study of suitability varieties. 5. Study a walnut root. HERE ARE MANY WINES Merry Christmas XMAS SUGG SUITS... By HART SCHAFFNER & MARX in Sport Backs and Plain Back, Double Breasted, Chalk Stripes—Browns, Blues and Grays— in Checks and Plaids. OVERCOATS... Wrap around sport back, blue, gray, and brown—Checks and Plain color— $16.95 - $20.00 - $45.00 SCARFS... WOOL SCARFS ... $1.00 - $1.95 BELTS... AND SUPENDERS By Hickok ... 50¢ OVERCOATS... Wrap around sport back, blue, gray, and brown—Checks and Plain color— $16.95 - $20.00 - $45.00 SCARFS... WOOL SCARFS..... $1.00 - $1.95 HOSE... INTERWOVEN HOSE 35¢ - 50¢ - 75¢ - $1.00 Pure Silk, Fancy Checks and Stripes Interwoven Silk and Wool Hose 50¢ - 75¢ - $1.00 BELTS... 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