Scout Camp Kern Prep And Weekend Work Plan
Boy Scout Camp Kern at Huntington Lake prepares for nine weekly summer sessions starting June 22. The annual Scouters Weekend runs June 14 to 16 with adult scouts fixing facilities, fishing, and socializing. Projects include building a dining hall and shoreline area, boat repairs, and hiring electricians carpenters and volunteers. Local packs are urged to bring tools sleeping bags and fishing gear for the three day visit.
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Kern
Huntington Lake
High Sierras
Huntington
Boy Scouts of America
Lakeshore
Jon Lake
Fort Eustis Scout Camp Plans Amid Registration Rush
Fort Eustis Virginia reports multiple camping sessions available for Scouts Explorers and leaders. Specialist Dunkin veteran of the Far East. Dr. Paulsen notes over 1000 participants in Camp Kern 1963 program. registrations require unit adult leadership and two week prior medical blanks. Units from Shafter include Troops 913 and 901.
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Fort Eustis
AHTNC
Dunkin
Far East
Mary E. Dunkin
Tenth Street
Ogden
Kans
Paulsen
Camp Kern
Advised to Consider Job Futures in a Modern Labor Market
A state official urged high school graduates and students to seek summer employment and contact the California State Employment Service to fund further education. He emphasized the need for on the job training and apprenticeships to prepare workers for a complex industrial society.
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California State Employment Service
State
Tieburg
Fuller Serves Aboard Vessel Wright Navy Update
Special motor vehicle taxes collected in 1962 rose to a record 114 billion dollars in the United States. Fuller serves aboard the vessel USS Wright as part of the wartime or postwar naval report.
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United States
Predicted Three-Cent Cut in Kern District Tax Rate
A three cent cut in the combined tax rate for Kern County Union High School District and Kern Junior College District for 1963-64 was forecast by Supt Theron S Taber. The tentative budget projects growth in students and an overall operating budget of 14 177 981 dollars, about 0.2 percent below the present 14 203 019.
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Kern County Union
Kern Junior College
Theron S. Taber
Kern County Receives Share of Highway Taxes
Sacramento Senator Walter Stiern announced June 6 that Kern County received 165,868 dollars as its share of highway users taxes distributed in May. The State Highway Fund disbursed 7,529,822 to counties and 2,894,678 to the State for registration fees, 1,841,723 from diesel fuel tax, 1,022,990 transfer from the Motor Vehicle Transportation Tax Fund, and the balance from miscellaneous sources.
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Sacramento
Walter Stiern
Kern County
Wan Tanda Camp Fire Group Ranks Members With Overnight Camp
Members of the Wan Tanda Camp Fire group recently held an overnight camp-out at Mrs. Dave Andersen's home as a final requirement for rank. They arrived at six pm and formed fire-making cooking and clean-up committees to prepare a hobo stew. Mrs. Adams entertained with a dolls collection before a songfest and return to the Andersen home.
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Wan Tanda
Dave Andersen
Adams
Ander
Fifth Grade Girls Earn Wood Gatherers Rank
A group of fifth grade girls participated in a Grand Council Fire where they earned Wood Gatherers rank and honor heads. They decorated for the Junior-Senior prom at the high school and made Mother's Day handkerchief cards. Several plan attends Camp Yenus Hante this summer. Members include Kris Albright Kathy Andersen Patricia Andersen Lucy Bergman Jan Cutherell Janet Bongberg Nancy Lawson Andrea Johnson Mary Miller and Carol Snively. Leaders were Mrs Andersen and Mrs Bongberg.
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Yenus Hante
Kris Albright
Kathy Andersen
Patri
CIA Andersen
Lucy Bergman
Jan Cutherell
Janet Bongberg
Nancy Lawson
Andrea Johnson
Mary Miller
Carol Snively
Andersen
Mrs. Bongberg
Oil production report spans 32 states across the nation
A survey lists 32 states from Alaska to Florida and from New York to California as producers of oil or natural gas. The report highlights wide geographic spread and indicates continued energy output across diverse regions.
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Alaska
Florida
New York
California
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Belridge
Bill Mead
Tary
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PTA
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Lori
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Bruce Crawford
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Shafter, Calif
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Shafter Pl
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