Cake Camp

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About Cake Camp Contributed by Fay Shanholtzer It's hard to believe how the California Cake Club has grown and what has been accomplished since the beginning in 1980, at Anaheim, to the 2006 Cake Camp in Las Vegas. Frances Kuyper(The Cake Lady), the Founder, held the first meeting in Anaheim with approximately 40 attending. Jeanne Lutz was appointed President for two years. In 1982-84 under the presidency of Fay Shanholtzer, California Cake Club received the statues of a Non Profit Corporation. For the October 8, 1983 meeting in Bakersfield, we had the first mini demos, which developed into the first Mini Classes on July 14-17, 1989 at Bakersfield College, during the Presidency of Vada Millar. In July of 1989 it was presented with the idea for the California Cake Club to sponsor Mini Classes with traveling teachers. Many members had been approached for this to happen. After many meetings and telephone calls, Vada stepped up to spear head the project with help from Lorine Eckardt. and set the dates for July 14-17, 1989 for the very first Mini Classes, to be held at the Bakersfield College. There were 17 teachers and 53 classes scheduled. All classes were well attended with students coming from all over California and other states. In Feb 1991, the Board announced that an agreement was formed between 3C's and Country Kitchen, in Illinois, to offer mini classes on alternating years. Hence, they held mini classes in 1991, and we continued in 1992, holding the event biennially. Below is the history that has led us to our 12TH Cake Camp.

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