The Great Sand Fracas Of Ames County - Plot & Excerpts
Emily would have preferred to hold the meeting elsewhere, but she knew of no other place close by that was as nice as the Link Lake Supper Club and large enough to hold the group. Emily Higgins and the planning committee had organized a special luncheon this year to commemorate all the hard work the members had done in helping the Link Lake citizens become aware of the perils of a sand mine coming to town and the travesty it would be to cut down the Trail Marker Oak. She had invited the members of the Link Lake High School Nature Club to come as well to applaud them for helping to put up the eagle cam, one of the most successful activities the historical society had ever supported. And of course a discussion of the cemetery walk and the bank robbery reenactment were on the agenda as well, with the appropriate committees giving reports and receiving praise for their efforts. Emily had heard the weather forecast just prior to driving over to the supper club: “Possibility of severe thunderstorms for Ames County with high winds and hail.”
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