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Newspaper
Shafter Press
Location
Shafter, California, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1958
Page
9
The first one week session for boys aged 10 to 14 at the new YMAC Poso Heights Camp begins June 22 with eight sessions planned for Kern County boys. A girls camp for ages 10 and up runs August 17 and 24, ending with a three day family camp hosted by Abe Isaac and family. Camp fee for six days is 25 dollars including lodging, Adirondack cabins, and three meals daily.
Mr and Mrs Charles Babbitt of Fresno were house guests of Rev and Mrs Paul Babbitt of 462 Manuel avenue last weekend with their son Jeffrey Allan the first of Rev Babbitt who was baptized in Palm Sunday service by his grandfather. The Babbitts also visited with daughter Rhea a Riv era California teacher. Miss Pat Cornell daughter of Mrs Amelia Cornell of 333 Faber Street is home for the holidays. Miss Nell attends the University of Southern California in Los Angeles.
A district program gathers 50 to 75 SQ classified exceptional students from Lerdo Maple Rio Brave Buttonwillow Greeley and Fruitvale for a daily instruction class led by Mrs. Leota Adams of Buttonwillow. Kern County officials supervise this non Richland School District program at Shafter to build basic skills and explore vocational options.
The Maple School community honored Catherine Ruth and her mother with a surprise shower in the lunch room hosted by the Siemens Peterson and Klingenberg families. A separate Easter dinner at the Reimer and Peters households drew large family groups with multiple generations, egg hunts indoors and outdoors, and visits from relatives including Miss Lillian Loewen and other Peters and Siemens kin.
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