Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 87, Number 39, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 26 March 1964 — Page 3

Concert Shows ,targe Amount Os Talent & Ability Parents and friends of the Nap"”panee 'bands were treafted to a top rate concert Friday night. Bands .under the direction of Mr. Fred Webb are capable of more challenging repertoires than the normal bands on junior high or high school levels, and they always seem to perform with more than the usual amount of perfection. A welcome addition was Bob and Best’s program notes which gave e the audience .more appreciation of * ,! the numbers played. * 2 > The Wind Ensemble, which does most of its practicing at 7 a.m., began with a rousing Sousa selection, the little known “Belle of Chicago”. They included two Von ...•Weber selections, the last a concertino for clarinet and band, ably by Ron Foeckler as so,j.loist. The Symphonic Band started out with a crashing Afiame by Cacavas. ‘ Their versatility was demonstrated j with the lovely 3rd movement from K-Urahms Symphony 2. During their 1 rendition of Anderson’s “The Phanjctom Regiment”, a gentle tapping of ; sleet on the gym roof provided a accompaniment. The overjiture from* Bye Bye Birdie was lots iv©f fun, and the theme from Lawrence of Arabia made one want to [Umount his camel and dash across the Sahara. The Cadet Band was unusually • good for their age group. They performed the Red Jackets March (by Frank, the Silvery Waves Waltz, by Hummel, and Whistler’s Columbiana Overture with considerable finesse. fe Then came tne Varsity Band. B jThis group, also demonstrating versatility, ably did the Hand Grenade ;T March by Weeks, the Lyceum Over ,4ure by Taylor, and Carter’s Poly- [ phonic Suite, the last of which included changes in mood from Motet 5 to Chorale to Madrigal. The program was adequately . concluded by the popular and cap--1 new uniforms. They did Tea for } able Stage Band in their handsome } Two, Take Five, and Intermission “Riff, all of which had the audience “tapping its collective feet. v RUMMAGE SALE The Womens Association of the Presbyterian Church are having a rummage sale in the church base-

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ment, Saturday, April 11 from 9 to 4 p.m. ■ Explorers Plan Camp Out April 4 At their meeting Sunday night, March 14, Explorer Post 33 of Nappanee made plans for a Campout on Saturday and Sunday, April 4 and 5. They will camp out at Beer’s Cabin. Final arrangements concerning food and lodging are to be made at an officers meeting this week. v • Also discussed at the meeting were plans for a group of Explorers to go up to Lake Michigan Naval Training Base in the latter part of May. It will be dsicussed more fully at their next meeting. Three boys from Post 33 are going to the National Explorer Scout Jamboree this summer. The three boys selected to go were Bob Callander, Jim Hoyt, Richard Kessens. These boys are impatiently preparing for this exciting Jamboree. After discussing the results of the paper drvie, which they held several weeks ago and made about SSO, the meeting was adjourned. • Youth Hurt In Car Crash Frederick D. Yoder, 17, R 1, Nappanee, was injured Friday when his car struck a concrete

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bridge on .County Road 11 two miles northwest of Nappanee. Yoder was treated at a Waka* rusa doctor’s office for cuts on his nose and lip, fractures to his nose and three Tibs and a chipped bone in his knee. , Yoder said he was headed north on the county road at about 60 miles an hour when he saw a snowdrift across the road. He slowed to about 40 miles an hour when his car slid out of control. The vehicle skidded head-on into a concrete abutment. The youth’s car was a total loss. Camp Fire Girls Observe Birthday In honor of Camp Fire Week, which ends Saturday, the Camp Fire Girls had a Birthday Party last Saturday afternoon in the fellowship hall of the Church of the Brethren. Approximately 180 Camp Fire Girls, guardians, assistants, sponsors, board members and guests attended. Mrs. John Robinson, president of the Camp Fire Council presided at the meeting, which included presentation of the Eight Laws on Camp Fire. A short talk was given on each law as follows; Worship God, the Rev. Robert Fields; Seek Beauty, Mrs. Curtis Crane; Give Service, Mayor Robert Sinclair; Pursue Knowledge, Mrs. Gerald Stahly; Be Trustworthy, B. B. Jones; Hold Fast Unto Health, Mrs. Bill Metzler; Glorify Work, Mrs. Enos Yoder,

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and .Be Happy, Miss Margie Pletcher. Miss Pletcher led the group in singing a number* of Camp Fire Songs, which included the Camp Fire Law song. In honor of each month of the year, Mrs. Douglas Price and Mrs. Don C. Miller decorated the tables, appropriately. Punch was served from a center table with Mrs. Price and Mrs. Robinson pouring. Each one then went to the table representing their birthday, where they were served cupcakes, decorated to match the table decoration. Mrs. George Flowers and Mrs.

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Devon Moore were in charge of the arrangements for the party. Following the meeting, Mrs. Robinson and Kay Ellen Moore, a Camp Fire Girl, went to the home of Mrs. U. J. Shively, where they presented her the floral centerpiece, that was used on the center table. Mrs. Shively, who has served the Nappanee Camp Fire Council for many years as historian, has resigned due to health reasons. The Blue Birds held their Birthday Party at the fellowship hall of the North Main Mennonite Church, also on- Saturday afternoon. The theme of their program, in charge

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Easter Sunrike service at the high school. The youth will return to the church for breakfast. Sunday evening, March 22 at 6:30 p.m., Dr. Leslie Haney gave a talk on Stewardship of the Body, to 35 senior and junior hi and 10 counselors. Monday, March 30 at 7 p.m. the building committee will x meet at the church and at 8 p.m. the Program Council will meet at the church. 1 Wednesday, April 1 at 7:30 the Lydia Circle will meet with Mrs.

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