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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1972
Page
6
Muscatine and neighboring towns list weekly noon menus with lines of meals for Monday through Friday. Dishes include meats, potatoes, vegetables, fruit, bread, milk, and desserts. entries feature placeholders and minor OCR inconsistencies across sites like Wanpello and Durant.
Miss Joan Ewinger district adviser of Shining Trail Council and Mrs ELA Hicklin executive director attended a February to March workshop at the Oklahoma Center for Continuing Education focusing on membership and recruitment of girls and volunteers. Presenters include Mrs Lloyd Clugston regional personnel specialist and Miss Fredericka Gordon council consultant. workshop aims to boost membership retention and goal setting. The Columbus Junction Community supports Girl Scouts via the Columbus United Fund.
WAPELLO The Fine Arts department met at 7 30 PM in the ISU courtesy room with nine members attending Hostesses were Marie Veach and Stella Brown Roll call featured an heirloom and story Plans were made for the County Convention in Oakville March 14 Election of officers named Dorothy Deam president Marie Veach vice president and Dorothy Snyder secretary treasurer Plans were made for a high school poetry contest and a history quiz program by Ronald Cross and about 20 students The Public Affairs Department met at Mildred Patrick s home with cohostess Margaret Weaver Devisions opened by Dorothy McNeil and two film strips presented by Nancy Pierce and Lola Parsons on cancer and early warning signals The business meeting stressed the State Convention in Fort Dodge April 10 11 and 12 A county convention report noted in Mt Pleasant and reservations for Oakville were made 14 members attended Vermont coyotes and their diet mentioned as trivia
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