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Iowa City School District- Camp Fire Girls Powwow at Reservoir By JANET BEAVER Society Editor Beware! WM Indians are swarming the area known as Turkey Creek at the Coralville Reservoir. Wild Indians wearing fringed cotton neck scarves and felt headbands, that is. About sixty Camp Fire and Bluebird Girls ages 7 to 12 from District No. 1 of the lowana Council are holding a day camp from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m.

The four day camp started Monday and was scheduled to end today, but because of the rain Friday will be the last day. Each day has a new theme, according to Mrs. Robert Jones. North Liberty, director of the camp. Monday was Cowboys and Indians Day, Tuesday was Television Day, Wednesday was Flower Power Day and tomorrow will be Red, White and Blue Day.

The day begins with flag raising and opening songs and then the girls split up into four groups, nature, games and songs, crafts and cooking. The girls rotate to each group during the day. Nature activities are led by Mrs. Harvey Henry, rural route 2, and Mrs. John Yoder, 1415 Cedar Street.

They have taken each group on nature hikes to see the dam and spillway a-nd explore the area. "We identified all the wild flowers, plants, vines and of course, poison ivy," says Mrs. Henry. In the nature group the girls have identified birds by sight and sound and drawn pictures to compare different types of bird beaks. They have learned to tie different types of knots and have inspected flowers with magnifying glasses.

Mrs. Barrel Hoff, 1410 Pine Street, and Mrs. Joseph Kaipo, 228 Brown Street, are in charge of the arts and crafts. The girls made their Indian scarves and headbands, and flowers out of scraps of fabric, pine cones, and pipe cleaners. On Television Tuesday this group made puppets out of paper bags and wrote a play, "Hippie Makes Peace." They presented the play to the group at closing.

Two former camp counselors at Hantesa Camp near Boone direct the cooking classes. They are Miss Fran Luxen, Des Moines, and Miss Liz Mounsdon, Toledo, la. Their most successful project has been a new concoction called "Daiseys" made of donuts, sweetened condensed milk and colored cocoanut roasted on a stick over the fire. The cooking class also experimented with chili and will trv "pigs in a blanket" tomorrow. Games and songs are led each day by Mrs.

John Hedges, 1301 Spruce Street and Mrs. Paul Moore, 1004 Tower Court. The girls were put through their paces Wednesday when they learned how to step off an area to measure distance. Tuesday the girfs played "Let's Make a Deal" and each a costume and brought something to trade. This is the first year for the Camp Fire Girls at Turkey Creek.

They enjoy the private surroundings, although there is no running water and no shelter available. Miss Peggy Dolirer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George Dolirer, 1310 Whiting Avenue Court, and (right) Miss Kathy Hamilton, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Hamilton, 2922 Stanford Avenue, roast "Daiseys" over the fire at the Camp Fire Girls day camp at Turkey Creek. (Press-Citizen Photo) Mr. Bream Miss Zinkula Sunday Miss Janice L. Zinkula became the bride of Mr. Dale E.

Bream in a 2 p.m. ceremony Sunday at Church. Gloria Dei Lutheran 10 You Win. 4-H 1st Awards Ten winners of the Home Economics exhibits were named to Aug. 1 Oth Marks W.

Spanners' 40th Anniversary trave to the state Fair wlth their projects that won honors Parents of the couple are the Johnson County 4-H Fair and Mrs. William K. Zinkula. Wednesday. A Riverside Mrs.

William observe their couple. Air. Snenner. and will fortieth wedding anniversary Sunday. A reception and open house will be held from 2 p.m.

to 5 ni at their home in rural Rnerside. 2810 Friendship and Mr. and Mrs. C. P.

Bream, 105 North Governor. The bride wore a chanlilly lace gown featuring a scalloped edge around the bateau neckline and a shoulder length veil with She carried a a pearl crown. bouquet of blue carnations cn rr tered with a white orchid i Miss Jill Royston, G19 Second I Yeast Bread. Winners, their 4-H clubs their projects are: Kathy Gartzke, Jenny Wrens, Cookies. Debbie Bulech, Liberty Links, Table Setting.

Susan Cooper, Golden Rule. Day's Food Plan. The celebration is sponsored an( ljby their children. Mr. John Spenner and Mr Robert Spenner of Riverside, Mr.

Donald Spenner, Council Bluffs, and Mrs. Donald Hochsledlcr, Kalona, and their families The couple was married Aug. have 10. 1929, at the home they Jenny in ior forty years. All relatives and friends are Jo Miller, inv jteci.

The requests no Elks Twilight Golf Members will tee off at 4:30 p.m. Friday. Committee members to call for reservations are Mr. and Mrs. Chris Christy, Mr.

and Mrs. Ray Mossman, Mr, and Mrs. Del Eggers and Mr. and Mrs. John Stevens, Jr.

Winners last Friday were Mr. Quentin Erickson, Miss Roylyn Tipton, Mr. Roy Tipton, Mrs. H. F.

Hutchinson. Mrs. Waldo Geiger, Mr. Roy Koza and Mr. Richard Burger.

Wesf Side Community Club Members will meet at 7:30 p.m. Monday at the Recreation Center. Mrs. Carrie Miller, Mrs. Grace Marple and Mr.

Joe Pohler are on the committee. Members should notify the committee or officers if they are unable to attend. Parents Without Partners, Inc. Members will meet at 6:30 p.m. tonight at Randall's parking lot in Coralville and go to a dinner and theater party at the Town House Motor Inn, Cedar Rapids.

The charge is per person. Eureka Lodge No. 4 The annual picnic scheduled. for Sunday will be posponed un-' til Sunday the high ty Park. Sept.

21 because of water in lower Ci- 50 Show Me Women Avenue was Mrs. Stephen maid of Zinkula, crest Trailer Court, sister-in-law of the bride, and Miss Betty Seaton, 523 Grant Street were bridesmaids. honor. Joanne Birrer, Merne Belles, Town- Canned Foods. Beth Hem, East Lucas Clover- ettes.

Jelly and Jams. Diane Sedlacek, Bright Eyes, Food Science Why. Births Our Town The Eden family reunion will be held at noon Sunday at the I a City Park west of the I swimming pool. No shelter will i be provided. I will show you 49 who are not wearing the correct bra size.

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Stephen Zinkula, brother of the bride, and Mr. Robert Siems, Iowa Cit. groomsmen. The bride's uncle, Mr. Jerry Coulter, Davenport, and the groom's brother, Mr.

Robert Bream, seated the guests. Mr. and Mrs. Bream are graduates of Iowa City High, School. They will live in Suit- 1 land, where he is stationed, with the U.S.

Marine Corps. i winds, Nutrition. Sarah Hemingway, Crackers, Comparison. Each girl donates her prize money to the club to which she belongs and it is entered in the club's treasury. A number of were awarded in Air.

and Mrs. Richard Mor- daunl, Elmhurst, 111., are parents of a son, Christopher Liech- Graham iy, born today. Maternal grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. E.

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