One by one, the campers were reunited with their parents, who piled their luggage into waiting vehicles and headed for home. As the hours passed, it became obvious that no one was coming for one 8-year-old girl.

Turns out that it was really a lucky thing that her parents had mistakenly marked the wrong pickup time on their calendar. As the little girl waited with one of the camp counselors, that counselor took out her guitar and began to teach her how to play.Today, there are seven CDs of KJ Reimensnyder-Wagner's music. The Philadelphia native, whose family summered in Mifflinburg, will be the keynote speaker and entertainer celebrating International Women's Day, from 4 to 9 pm March 8 at the Tamaqua Community Arts Center. 125 Pine St.KJ, as she's known in the music industry, plays guitar, banjo, mandolin, lap dulcimer, autoharp, keyboard and djembe drum. Her program centers on words and music, geared to women, to help them make decisions in the workplace and raising a family to create a healthy, positive life. KJ has performed all over the country and overseas, from events ranging from health care summits to women's weekends.Director Leona Rega said that Deidre Mashack of Hometown, who interned at the Community Arts Center last summer, suggested the center develop a local celebration of International Women's Day. The internship period has ended for Mashack, a student at Cedar Crest College, but she continues to volunteer at the center and is putting together the celebration, Rega said.There will be a silent auction of about 20 pieces of artwork from 4 to 9 p.m., and KJ's performance will be from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Those two components of the evening are free and open to the public.There will also be dinner and a movie, called "Lost in Living," from 5 to 7 p.m. That portion of the evening is $25, and reservations are due by calling the art center (570-668-1192), by Feb. 22.Rega said that the art center is thrilled to host the event, and that she's looking forward to seeing KJ's performance. She hopes many local women turn out to support the event."This event is geared to women, and it will be very motivational," Rega said. "The focus is to give encouragement to women, and to celebrate them and their roles in the community."