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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1966
Page
7
It was Lynch time at Girl Scout camp as the Sitting Bulls Juniors cooked a menu of sloppy jods walking salad milk and somemores. Muscatine Week at Camp Sacajawea drew 30 girls for hiking cook outs crafts and barge work with two Junior groups two Brownie groups one Cadette troop and the PATs joining forces for an all camp program.
Fourteen women and about 80 girls spent a week at Camp Sacajawea Muscatine Week with sessions from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. daily, Casettes and PATs staying over Thursday night. Rosemarie Pay directed, Gail Weiershauser managed finances, Elizabeth Knox supervised first aid, and leaders included Tiecke Ziegenhorn Yocom Warner Herwig Frey ermuth Roberts Kersehenske Mc Bride Shoppa Mills. Cadettes worked at the primitive site while PATs aided groups. one Junior group earned an Indian Lore badge and another prepared a patriotic Independence Day skit. Brownies did trait work. bird feeders and colored sand pictures were made. A small crisis arose as a kitten found at camp was adopted as mascot.
A messy note reports a kangaroo court planned by PATs as leaders are to be judged. Amid Scouts chatter a kitten injury and rumors of missing caramel surface, while a quick family soup recipe blends tomato and pea soups with frankfurters.
West Liberty announces the engagement of Linda Kay Howe to James R. Meyers. Linda, a West Liberty High graduate and school secretary, will wed James, a fellow graduate now farming with his father, on July 30 at 7 30 p.m. at the Nichols Methodist church. Invitations go out to friends and relatives.
Social Glances announces reservations for girls trips to February park on July 15 and the Shrine circus on July 23 both to Davenport. Permission slips available at the YWCA. Limited reservations. Catholic Daughters volunteers for Migrant Council call George McIlrath or Margery Shank. Babysitting available for volunteers.
Anne Balmos advances in the Women’s Army Corps from Private First Class to Specialist Fourth Class while stationed at the Garrison Presidio in San Francisco California. She is a 1965 Muscatine High School graduate and is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Wilbur Balmos Route 4 Muscatine.
Laura Shields of Muscatine has been named Honorary Grandmother of the Rainbow Girls Assembly No. 38. The column also covers upcoming weddings for Cheryl Kettering and Ivan Davis in Seaton and Linda Schutt and Larry Whittaker in Calamus, plus local club events and showers in Muscatine including a Rainbow Girls history note and social gatherings.
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