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pumpkins, goblins, and witches, should help
force for the Junior High Band Concert a week
today, October 31st, not only because of the many prizes
by civic minded businessmen, but also because of the
soft sell of exposing them to the concert. Watching and
Re Junior High band members should motivate some
try out for band when they reach 7th grade.
Director Bob Nagele is planning a varied program to
to a lively audience. The band will play Rossini's delightful
Barber of Seville; llarlem Nocturne, an old time
of saxophone, played by Margie Stalcar with the
and Johann Strauss' Scherz Polka, a lilting number with
musical effects.
band members can be justifiably proud that the
has been invited to perform at the Music Educator's
bn in Minneapolis in February. In addition to
Ely performances, and encouraging their children
Mothers and Dads are aware of the
hese out of town trips provide.
, we'll see you at the Band Concert.
yesterday's Open School Activities, Reverberations
many parents took advantage of the invitation to sit in on
• y school children's classes and observe first hand
process and daily hubbub, Although this is an
situation, one can get an idea of the strengths and
of the classes. Thanks to the principals and teachers
this chance. And thanks to the Junior and Senior High staff and
for the Evening at School.
BIRTHDAY ELY ECHO! You are a provocative.
addition to the Ely scene. Even when Reverberations
with editorial comments - for example, your October
lasting the worthwhile cause of the United Way - we
your right to speak out. Thank you for surprising us.
nng us, and making us further aware of how lucky we are to
MANY HAPPY RETURNS OF THE DAY?
play cast announced
Happenmgs
by Cheryl Maki
JUNIOR SCOUT OUTING
Seiners' Park was the sight of the Fall Junior Girl Scout Outing,
Thursday. Sixty-five girls from grades fourth, fifth, and sixth
attendet~the fun-packed outing. The girls, belonging to four Junior
Troops, met at l0 a.m. to begin playing games and relays, singing,
hiking and talking. Lunch was served with each of the troops
supplying a portion of it. The highlight of the day was the pinning
o| |he new members, the fourth graders, by their leaders. All the
new members recited the Promise and the Laws during a pretty
candlelight and flag ceremony.
ear's Senior High drama production is planned to give Ely The merry-go-round was a great attraction as soon as the
a real variety of drama. Three one-act plays will be photographer came around' The girls enjoyed their day at Seiners
y and Friday, November 8 and 9. at 8:00 p.m.Park.
century farce, a more serious dramatic play. and
Theatre style production will make up the evening's
Casts have been chosen and rehearsals are now in
Tickets will be on sale soon and will also be available at
ys of the performances.
Rivals", a shortened version of Richard Brinsley
farce has a cast of eight including Charlene Maki.
Marolt Nina Garni. Susan Marsnik, Mark Cherne, John
and Joe Schiltz.
serious drama is the play "To Burn A Witch", a story of
days. The cast is made up of Karen Schmieg¢.
eWeir, Barbara Melby, and Cathy Grahek.
Arden", a legend by Alfred, Lord Tennyson, will be a
- being presented in Reader's Theatre style. The
of this case are Debbie Toutloff, Cheryl Maki, Bob
Mike Marn, Anne Marsnik, and Patty Peltikka.
Schmiege is serving as assistant to the director and
Miss Linda Wright•
to support the schools drama program on either November
I see this variety of dramatic productions,
Girls receiviu~ their pins are: from Troop 1. Jeanette Vogel,
('aroline Likar. I)ebhie Jubie. Geraldine Vesel, .lulie Today. Dawn
Stoll. Sharon Perry, Linda Marinello. Nancy Kerntz and Mara
IIomer. Receiving pins from Troop t; are: B.uth Ann Pengal.
Karen Pengal and Chris OIson. Troop 8 newly pinned Girl Scouts
are: Susan Rheim Michelh' Markovich. Shelly Ronn. Kim Mai'etz.
Denise Tekavitz. Nancy Soderberg, Patti llolets, Ruth Beland.
Mar) ,%nn Skerjanc. Juilx Gardiep) and Michelle Zulmucich. 1"he
~irls Irom troo!) 12 that have just received their girl SCOlltS pins
are: Joan l.indhohn. Brenda Netzer. Mary Kay I,arson. l.inda
ilill. Donna Maki. Judy Wierh, ('athy Bonde. Becky ('afourek and
('risty Bonde. (*ongratulations to all the nev~ Girl Stunts'.
COOKS AT WORK
"Mmm. mmm good' " The Junior Scouts. under the direction of
Mrs. Norbv and Mrs Follz. made batches ol no-baked I'ud~e balls
al their Wednesday meeting. The girls thought the fudge was
delicious and managed to sneak numerous mouthfuls each. The
fudge halls were served al the Thursday outing and quickly
disappeared after the lunch. The recipe used was:
, ('up oatmeal
~_ cup peanut butler
~ cup Karo syrup
- cup dry milk
': cqp powdered su~,ar
' cup either peanuls or chocolale chips
Mix all ingredients to~ether thoroughb Roll mh) small balls and
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sisters. Song leaders were senior scouts Cheryl Maki and Susan
Singing the Girl Scout songs are Susie Rhein and the Beaque Niemela.
The girls all had an enjoyable day. The fourth grade girls received
their pins~
They had a blast on thai glide: Ilere Merriane Skerjanc, helps the
little one as Kris Torvin. and I)ebbie Tekavetz take their turns.
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The Fly Girl Scout Troop outing was held on Thursday. The girls
enjoyed singing, playing, eating and had their flying-up ceremony The girls Anty-Antee-! Over with a football. Some of the girls here
hw all fourth graders, llere thex art* in a circle singing their are Sandy Johnson, Kathy Beaque, Fay Norhy and Susie
fawn'ite girl scout songs. Janeksala. Ca ptains are picking teams.
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sure your home will cozy and warm,
safe from winter's biting cold snow.~ ~
you can save on fuel and repair bills
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• ••because there's still time now to
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