Roundup Scout Demonstration Set At Shafter Park
Six Boy Scout Troops plus Kiwanis Rotary and Explorer posts plan a Park Roundup behind the Shafter Fire Department. The event showcases patrol led camping under standard conditions with a focus on patrol organization and boy leadership. Attendance invited for parents friends Webelos cubs and others. Schedule lists check in 10 am lunch 12 noon start 1 pm events through 10 pm Taps.
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Boy Scout
Kiwanis
Rotary
Richtland Ae
Men's Fellowship of the Mennonite Bethren Church
Maple P.T.A
Rio Bravo P.T.A
Explorer Post
Shafter Fire Department
Steston
Siemens
Reg Hammond
Lew Carroll
Frank Johnson
Lew Carrell
Webelos
Cubs
Shafter
Claude Manning Reassigned After Weapons Mechanics Course
Airman Third Class Claude D. Manning of Shafter California is reassigned to a strategic defense unit after graduating from the U S Air Force technical course for weapons mechanics at Lowry Air Force Base Colorado. Manning worked on weapons used in fighter and bomber aircraft and is the son of Mr and Mrs Jesse C Manning.
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Lowry Afb
Colo
Claude D. Manning
Shafter
Calif
United States Air Force
Manning Hoad
Shafter High School
Jesse C. Manning
Sharren
Campfire and Court of Honor Schedule A Scout Day
The program lists events for Sunday including Campfire at 8 p.m and Court of Honor at 7 a.m. Reveille and breakfast at 8:15, cleanup at 9, raise colors at 9:15, church services at 10:15, break camp and pack at 10:30, regulations at 11:00, and homeward bound at 11:30.
Veteran's Questions on New Compensation Increased
The article explains that the new compensation increases take effect October 1 1962 with October checks including the raise retroactively for that month and any required September adjustment. It notes the annual income question will be enclosed with pension checks and mentions locations like Range Hell's Half Acre Mesa and Play: polf as place names.
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Range
Hell’s Half Acre
S Mesa
Polf
California Farm Bureau Convention Set for November
The 44th annual California Farm Bureau convention is planned for November 11 to 15 at a Kern County hotel in El Centro, with registration at 10 a.m. on Sunday November 11. The theme is Government By the People. events include dinners, a Swine Section meeting, Women's luncheon with Ray Raymond Hansen, and commodity department sessions. The program features speakers from the American Farm Bureau Federation in Washington and includes awards and leadership recognitions.
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California Farm Bureau
San
Kern County
Reat Tesvention”Adquarters
el Cortez
Federation
Farm Bureau
Ray_mond Hansen
Hershey
American Farm Bureau Federation
Washington, D.C
Federation Rozzoni
CFBF
Richard W. Owens
Farm Bureau Convention Schedule Details Banquet and Awards
The program lists a Tuesday banquet with the Farm Bureau Distinguished Service Award and top entertainment. W Cleon Sk autor will headline the speech about The Comee whose ened. Wednesday features the bic Organization Bureau luncheon and an evening dance with prizes. Thursday concludes the 44th convention with Farm Bureau Foundation winner announcements.
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Farm Bureau
W. Cleon Sk
Hershey
Bic Organization Bureau
Camp Fire Girls Hold First Meeting at Richland School
Janet Bongberg leads Camp Fire Girls in a September 10 gathering at Richland Upper Grade School Room 1. Officers include Secretary Jan Cutherell and Scribe Nancy Lawson. Plans set for a bicycle safety ride next meeting with Mary Miller and Kirin Atrasaein among members.
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Richland
Jan Cutherell
Nancy Lawson
Mary Miller
Maine
Tae
Kirin Atrasaein
Bongberg
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Coatisuued & Aaltnde
Mace
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Garlatz
Lerdo Highway
Brown & Bryant Incorporated
Arvin SP
ACA
Coh Anon T. Flow
Claude Manning
Veteran's
Congress
California
Europe
Russia
Farm’ Journal
Philadelphia, Pa
Janet Bongberg
Geetee
Shafter, California
Yarit ” i
Adams. Manufacturing Co
Shafter - Ph
North Kern. Equipment Co
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Bakersfield
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