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PAGE 20 - PLAINDEALER-WEDNESDAY, JUNE 18, 1975 Wonder Lake Mary Jean Huff 7280267 Debra Maris Award Winner, Honor Student Debra Maris, an eighth grade honor graduate and American Legion award winner of Harrison school, was guest of honor at a graduation reception at her home. Congratulating Debbie on her graduation were her grandmother, Mrs. Gladys Maris, from Heyworth; her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Bryant, and great grandmother, Mrs. Zella B'yant, from Venice; her aunts, Geraldine Recer of Granite city and Marilyn Maris of DeKalb; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Warren, Maria and Jason Warren; Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allen, Debbie and Dee Allen, of Woodstock; Rev. and Mrs. Robert Strain of Crystal Lake, and Debbie's brother, Doug, and sister, Susan. Cake and punch were served to the guests, who presented Debbie with many lovely gifts. Debbie is the daughter of Eugene and Donna Maris of Oakwood Shores. HIAWATHA PAGEANT The June 19 performance of the Hiawatha Pageant will be a benefit night for the Sybaquay Girl Scout council. Girl Scouts of Kachine Neighborhood- Wonder Lake and Richmond are members of Sybaquay Council. Although the per­ formance runs two consecutive weekends, Sybaquay Council would like to invite everyone to join the Girl Scouts and their families and friends to attend on June 19. Tickets for both reserved and non-reserved seating are available at the Sybaquay Council office, 15 Ziegler Court, Elgin. Tickets may also be ordered by mail or by calling the office at 312-741-5521. If you haven't seen the wonderful pageant of "Hiawatha" performed by the Big Timber and Kwo-Ne-She Dancers, you are missing one of the most unique presen­ tations in the whole country. The enactment of Longfellow's beautiful epic takes place in an amphitheater setting beside a small lake on the grounds of Camp Big Timber. Big Timber is located 5'2 miles northwest of Elgin on Big Timber Road west of Route 31. The originator of the pageant, Carl Parlaska (Old Par), begins each performance at 8:25 with the narration of the poem while the dancers act out the various scenes. The colorful Indian Village, the precision canoeing and the pulsating Indian ceremonial dances keep the tempo moving constantly. All the costumes are authentic to the minutest detail and are valued in the thousands of dollars. LOCALTALENT Some of our local Wonder Lake talent will be appearing at the Town and Country Show, sponsored by St. Patrick's in McHenry on June 20, 21 and June 27 , 28. Three members of the William Dicker family will appear in the main production. Entertainment begins at 7:30 p.m. and continues all evening. Tickets are available by con­ tacting Gloria Coughlin in Wonder Lake. - BIRTHDAY GREETINGS Top 'o the mornin' and a happy birthday to Sharon Goulet on June 20. Happy twelfth birthday to Janie Biggers, daughter of Bob and Judy Biggers on June 24. GIRL SCOUT NEWS Girl Scout Cadette Troop 420, Wonder Lake, ended its Troop year with much activity. Early last week the Scouts enjoyed a splash party at the Camp Duncan pool near Fox SUMMER OF SAVINGS! SUMMER SAVERS! SUMMER OF SAVINGS!! SUMMER SAVERS! Station Wagon Pads Reversible red & blue 100% foam filled Fits deck of any wagon. Ideal for Beach or Lawn. Wipes Clean. tiORNSBY S ^ family centers Prices Effective Wed., June 18 Through Sunday June 22. WE RiSCRVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. PRICES EFFECTIVE WHILE QUAN­ TITIES LAST. FUN IN THE SUN FASHIONS! Ladies' Summer Style Jamaicas L A Y - A - W A Y Com* <11 * our I8n»»nnnt laya»oy plon to Hold oil (Out punhowi SUMMER SAVERS All Brand Special | Cigarettes Kings Our Reg. m 4.05 & 4.15 King's and 100's. Warning: the Surgeon General ha* determined that cigarette smoking is hazardous to your health. 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The last regular meeting of the troop was turned into a parent party night and moms and dads joined their Cadette Scouts for an evening of scout fun. In Scout fashion, the evening began with a flag ceremony, Sergeant-at-arms, Vicki Raab, directed the color guard, Kay Ann Schuler, Daphne Bruce, Sherri Grauman and Jane Woodlock, in the presentation and posting of our country's colors. Mistress of ceremonies for the evening, Kim Vitellaro, took charge of the program which has been prepared by the girls. Sue Berg and Diana Hay began the program with a modern jazz dance to music from Godspell. Kay Ann Schuler, Jane Woodlock and Daphne Bruce saluted the coming bicentennial with patriotic selections of the flute. The dramatic highlight of the evening was a comedy skit entitled "All About Mothers" depicting mothers in all sizes, shapes and styles from the Cave Mother to the Mother of the Future. Sue Narowetz served as announcer, and Lori Harney, Patty Coleman, Donna Berlin and Pam Berg did the honors as running com­ mentators for the skit. Por­ traying the various mothers were Diane Justen, Cindy Crocco, Heather Fitzgerald, Joy Cope, Laura Eising, Jill Baker, Jodi Beyer, Diana Hay, Nicky Narowetz and Mary Lance. Following the skit, a Court of Awards was held and the Scouts were presented with the Challenge of the Arts and Membership Stars. Swimmers badges were presented to Joy Cope, Cindy Crocco, Laura Eising, Sherri Grauman, Mary Beth Noble and Jane Woodlock. Patty Coleman was awarded the Life Saver badge. In a special presentation the Challenge of Knowing Myself and the Challenge of the Girl Scout Promise were awarded to eighth grade Scouts, Lori Harney, Patty Coleman, faaurita Lance, Vicki Raab, Sue feerg and Nicky Narowetz. Troop Leader, Lucy Coleman, having been with these Scouts for several years as their leader, commended their good work and growth as Cadette Girl Scouts and young adults. These girls now have the option of continuing their Scouting careers in the Senior Scout program, just recently begun in Wonder lake, which is open to all high school girls in the area. The Troop surprised its Assistant Leader, Patsy Justen, with a special gift in thanks for all her hard work and efforts for the Troop this year. The Scouts and parents then enjoyed several games and concluded the evening with refreshments. ELEVENTH BIRTHDAY To celebrate his eleventh birthday, Doug Maris, son of Eugene and Donna Maris, entertained some of his friends at a bowling party on Monday, June 9. Those attending were Mark Berlin, Tom Burrows, Jason Warren, Maria Warren, and Doug's sisters, Debbie and Susan. After bowling, the group went to the Maris home where they enjoyed lunch. • Play Gym Big backyard play center. 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