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Newspaper
Saint Charles Journal
Location
Saint Charles, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1966
Page
2
Mrs. Jack Grogs and Mrs. Paul Maxon led Troop 57 and Mrs. Charles Fier ling to attend the Russavid Play House Show over KSD. The group enjoyed a delicious Dilfer luncheon before the performance. The girls sang two songs, Kure Ba Yah and For Generosity, under the Music Department led by Mr. Hart.
Junior Troop 74 of Sir Petece School enjoyed skating at Silver Top Roller Rink. At the January 16 meeting names for three patrols were chosen: Clock Watchers Slowing Embees and the Spies. New troop officers were elected Judy Young president Tita Williams vice president Ellen Sudbrock secretary and Jan Wacher treasurer.
A tour for Home Economics Extension Clubs members to Mammoth Cave Kentucky is planned for May 7 and 18. Costs include 12.50 for round trip bus fare and hotel, with 41 seats first come first served. Return applications to Mrs. Raymond Kolb in St. Charles Missouri by April 35.
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