Boy Scouts in Shafter Pack 908 and 913 Details
Shafter Boy Scout activity rundown notes Pack 908 serving Shafter Maple Wasco with 12 boys meeting Wednesdays 4:30 to 6 00 pm at Wasco church. Dixie Crane leads Bobcats Wolves Bears ages eight nine Vaughn Crane leads Webelos Blazer Scouts ages ten eleven. Pack 908 sponsored by Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints Wasco 2309 9th Place. Pack meetings monthly with February agenda fire safety talk and March Blue and Gold Banquet. Pack 913 sponsored by Richland PTA led by David Zachary committee chair Steve Mannis cub master. Herb Watkins Lucretia Ogle Olga Albiar Steve Griffith as den leaders. Pack 913 dens meet last Thursday monthly at Shafter Church of Christ while construction on Boy Scout Hall continues. For Pack 908 call 746-3637. For Pack 913 call 746-3649. Troop 908 has 15 boys led by Scout Master Jim Roberts for ages 12-14. John Hendrickson leads Varsity Scouts 15-18. Information for Troop 913 unavailable at press time.
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Cal State Bakersfield graduate named Exploring Executive
Lou Brown, a Vietnam veteran and former police officer, was appointed as Exploring Executive of the Southern Sierra Council Boy Scouts of America. The 2417 M Street Bakersfield resident will serve as Exploring Division and North Kern District Scout Executive, effective January 23, announced by Peter J. Weingart.
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Farm Bureau backs county's capital project funding stance
Kern County Farm Bureau President Clinton Shick urged the Board of Supervisors to retain 64 million for capital projects while stressing fiscal restraint. He warned against a blank check for spending and urged early planning to relocate ag offices from the unsafe M Street site to a permanent, efficient alternative before the Public Services Building construction proceeds.
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