The Bakersfield Voice, Aug. 16-22, 2009

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First Book fills needybook shelves Pg. 2Share your voice! Pg. 2Teen remembered at‘Purity’ event Pg. 3

CampGrandma!CampGrandma!Summer fun at grandma’s— a luau of a good time,pg. 6

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BY SANDY MCMAHANCommunity contributor

First Book-Bakersfield, localAdvisory Board of First Book, is anational nonprofit organizationdedicated to providing childrenfrom low-income families theopportunity to read and own theirfirst new books.

First Book-Bakersfield formedin 2001 and has distributed morethan 14,000 books to 3,200 pre-kindergarten through secondgrade Kern County students.

The group is accepting applica-tions for a fall book distribution toeligible pre-kindergarten throughsecond-grade classes in KernCounty.

Twenty-four classes will beselected to receive a series of sixbooks (one per month) for eachstudent, beginning distribution inlate October.

Anyone wishing to apply forFirst Book distributions mustmeet the following eligibilityrequirements:• Incorporate literacy/reading as

part of their program activities.

• Serve children and familiesfrom low-income households(Typically, 80 percent of partic-ipants come from low-incomehouseholds).

• Provide multiple book distribu-tions to each child in the pro-gram with a minimum distribu-tion cycle of one new bookevery six-to-eight weeks.

• Support the child’s ongoing edu-cation outside of the schoolclassroom setting.Applications will be available

Aug. 20 through Sept. 18. Applica-tions are available electronicallyfrom Teresa Twisselman by e-mail: [email protected]

Or at KGET-Ch.17, 2120 L St.and the Kern County Library(Beale branch)

Completed applications must bereceived by Sept. 18 at:First Book-BakersfieldP.O. Box 2503Bakersfield, CA 93303

— Sandy McMahan is a mem-ber of the First Book AdvisoryBoard.

Book it!First Book-Bakersfield offers up freebooks for needy kids

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Local grandmother,Teresa McFarland, aka.GmaT, invited her grandchildren to join“Camp Grandma” this summer. McFarlandand her young “campers” spent time parad-ing around Bakersfield hot spots.

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4 Nature scouting Girl Scouts take ‘Camping 101’

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5 Dog finally ‘gets it!’Paw Print City columnist enjoys

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7 Winning All-StarLauren McLaughlin is TBV’s

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ContentsY O U R F A I T H

BY SHERRILL GOULDCommunity contributor

Legacy presents: One Girl’s Passion ... Another Girl’s Pain.Join us for a full, fun day that includes topics on, “How to Live

a Life of Purity,” “What is Purity?” “Purity in the Heart andMind” and “Purity in Friendships.” Other topics include: “TheImportance of Family and Friends,” “How to be a True Friend”and “Living a Legacy.”

This event will take place Saturday, Aug. 22 from 9 a.m. to 3p.m., at Calvary Chapel Westbrook, 6501 Schirra Court. This is inhonor of my daughter, Danielle Gould, who left behind an amaz-ing legacy worth sharing, in hopes that it will encourage ladies tolive a life of purity and to think about the legacy that we will oneday leave behind when we die.

We will also enjoy a fun fashion show and a time of meetingothers during our luncheon.

Cost is $10. For more information, please call Sherrill at 397-6000.

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Danielle Gould, Sherrill Gould’s daughter, died in atragic automobile accident in 2004. Gould start-ed the “One Girl’s Passion ... Another Girl’s Pain”events to honor her daughter’s memory.


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Girl scouts have blastcamping, caring for horsesBY TERESA JOHNSON-FITZPATRICKCommunity contributor

Troop 407 Girl Scouts recentlywent to Camp 101, learning thebasic camp skills up in the Sierrasat Camp-El-O-Win. Some otherswent horseback riding atMaryann’s Country Farm inRosedale and learned to care forhorses — washing, feeding, brush-ing, cleaning, walking, training,commands, actually riding themand more! They had a blast!.

Also nut/candy sales begin inSeptember to October. Call Troop407’s leader for more details at833-8749.

Girl Scout Troop 407 members Lulu P., Carter G., Lilarose J., Hailey L., Alexa B. & ErinP. spent time this summer at Camp-El-O-Win learning basic camp skills.

Above: Campershold their nosesoutside a smellybathroom atCamp-El-O-Win.Right: At the endof the day, Troop407 carefullylowered andfolded the Amer-ican flag atcamp.

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Hi! My name is Bindy and I am a one to two year old, female, brown Labrador Retriever mix. I will be spayed before I can go home with my new family. I am very sweet, affectionate, playful, and I would do best in a home with older children as I love to play, but it can be a little rough at times. Don’t forget to mention my ID number - 774308!

Hi! My name is Ramses and I am a one to two year old, male, gray and blue smoke, domestic short hair mix. I will be neutered before I can go to my new forever home. I am a very sweet, affectionate kitty that enjoys snuggling, long naps and playing with anything that moves. I would be do best in a family with older children. Don’t forget to mention my ID number - 773278!

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There’s something all but magical thathappens when a dog “gets it,” no matterwhat the “it” might be.

Recently we gained the use of a swim-ming pool. Darby has seen pools on manyoccasions, but has never been up closeand personal with one that’s in use. Otherthan trying to avoid falling in, he hadn’tfound any real benefit to the giant puddlein the ground.

The first couple of times we went swim-ming, Darby would wander around thepool, head slightly tilted. While I doubt hewas pondering our fitness as pet parents,he seemed decidedly confused about whyin the world people would choose to climbinto such a puddle and seem happy aboutdoing so.

After nearly daily visits to the pool,somewhere near the one-week markDarby was pacing around the edge, fol-lowing us as we wandered our way fromone end to the other. The summer’s 100-plus degree days made the concretearound the pool far from comfortable, so

we began splash-ing some waterover the edge ofthe pool to tryand get theground to some-thing slightlybelow foot-siz-zling.

Darby, seeingwater fly throughthe air, albeit allof six inches offthe ground,whipped aroundlike a shot. He

has always been singularly crazy aboutwater that comes from a hose or a sprin-kler head — so crazy that if you actuallywant to get some watering done in any-thing approaching a timely manner it’sbest to leave him inside. He scurried tothe edge of the pool and hunched there sointensely you’d have thought we weredangling steaks from the end of our fin-

gers. Darby was quickly rewarded withanother splash and a chorus of “yeas” and“go Darby” as he raced around trying tocatch the water coming at him from dif-ferent angles.

In that moment, it was obvious he “gotit” — “it”, in this case, being the fun thatcan be had poolside. If you’re attentive toyour dog, whether they’re learning toshake hands, lie down on command, or thefiner points of chasing splashing water,you can almost see the switch flip onbehind their eyes when they’ve figuredout what you want, and why it’s good forthem to give it to you. Dogs live for thosemoments, and dog owners should, too.They represent the coming together oftwo different species, with two differentcommunication styles, into a single,agreed-upon understanding that benefitsboth parties. What could be better?

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I love Ms. Carlee and I will miss herwhen I go to the Pre-K class. She is mysunshine!

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Summertime fun at ‘Camp Grandma’ BY TERESA MCFARLAND, AKA “GMAT”Community contributor

What do you get when you mix a backyard covered in Bakersfield dirt,a slide and a swing set, five crazy cousins and add a water hose?

Marvelous MUD! The kick-off event of “Camp Grandma” was a mudpuddle for a mud-pie maker’s paradise — which included painting eachother with the slippery slime!

Five of my grandchildren — ages 3 to 9 — enjoyed four days togetherwith lots of fun activities. Besides making mud castles — complete withmud moats — we visited Murray Family Farms, Dr. Mike McMahan’sDental office, Dewar’s Ice Cream on California Avenue, Jastro SprayPark, Tanglewood Farms Miniature Horse Ranch, Pioneer Village at theKern County Museum and the McMurtrey Aquatics Center.

When we weren’t gallivanting all over town, we had s’mores to make,plenty of swinging to do, chickens to feed (and catch), crafts to paint, sto-ries to read, songs to sing, Bible verses to learn, and time enough to writeand draw all about it as well.

The Grand Finale was a luau to celebrate GmaT’s birthday. The well-rested and grateful parents came to collect their happy, although some-what dirty, children and took them home.

Whew! What a week! Now I need a massage, a mani and pedi — and aNAP!

Roastingmarshmallowsfor s’moresmade withpeanut buttercups instead ofjust chocolateat “CampGrandma.”

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