Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 103, Number 18, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 3 October 1979 — Page 2

Nappanee Advance-News Wednesday. October 3, 1979

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Barb Keiser and Tony Barker, news staff for the Nappanee Advance-News, were pleased to hear that the Advance-News received a second place award for front page layout at Saturday’s meeting of the Indiana Republican Editorial Association, held in Indianapolis. It was the 101st annual meeting of the Association.

Carol Miller is "Nurse MacKintosh" for NCT

by Bobbie Wilson Carol Miller is a newcomer to Nappanee Civic Theatre, having cut her teeth as Mimsey in NCT’s “Funny Girl.” She proves her flexibility when she had to learn another part two weeks prior to the production. Carol moved to Nappanee from Mishawaka. She is employed by the law firm of Shrock and Davis, as a legal secretary. Carol resides at 251 W. Randolph St., Nappanee, with her husband, Don, and her son, David. Her hobbies include embroidery, refinishing furniture, and, with her husband, remodeling their home. Nappanee Civic Theatre audiences are promised a real eye-opening experience, when Carol walks on stage as Nurse MacKintosh, in the upcoming production of “The Sunshine Boys,” scheduled for October 25, 26 and 27. Meet Abby McLean in next week’s Nappanee Civic Theatre preview.

Halloween party is planned

The Nappanee Police Department, and the Nappanee Police Reserves will sponsor a Halloween Costume Party for children in kindergarten through fifth grades, at 6:30 p.m., October 30, at the Nappanee Middle School

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running a deficit when it should have been paying off earlier stimulation of the economy. Also disturbing, he observed, is that the Federal Reserve Board's policy has not, until just recently, been one of restraint but one of expansion, expanding the money supply faster than the supply of goods and services has expanded. But most disturbing, he emphasized, is an apparent change in government policy from controlling inflation to curbing unemployment. If the government begins to expand the economy before business has had a chance to adjust, he warned, the economy will pay the price later. “My concern is that a shallow business decline will not retard the

Camerata Singers open fifth season

The Camerata Singers open their fifth season of concert performances this fall under new leadership. The 33voice choir, originally formed and led by David Seitz of Elkhart, will now be directed by Dr. Doyle Preheim. A Professor of Music at Goshen College, Dr. Preheim received his B.A. in Music Education from Bethel College, Kansas, and both an M.M. in Church Music and a D M A. in Choral Conducting from the University of Southern California, Los Angeles. While at U.S.C., he studied voice with the late William Vennard, conducting with Daniel Lewis, and choral techniques with Dr. Charles Hirt. -At Goshen College, Dr. Preheim serves as Chairman of the Music Department, teaches voice and conducting, and directs the Chamber Choir. He also directed the Elkhart Symphony Choir for several years and has done solo

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auditorium. There will be prizes given in each class for most original and best costume. Activities will include a Frankenstein movie and cartoons, with refreshments to follow.

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underlying inflationary pressures,” he said. “The result will be a deeper, more protracted recession later, probably after the (1980) election.” Turning to the local economy, Rees said that the RV industry will survive, but will have a bumpy road. Detroit, he commented, was not put out of business by a 300 percent increase in the price of gasoline. He added that the local unemployment rate is expected to increase as the national recession affects nonRV industry in the area, most of which, he said, have not yet fejt the recession. The economic briefing was sponsored by the Economic Task Force of the Chamber of Commerce, which plans to bring other experts to the community to brief local business people on economic issues.

work in numerous oratorio presentations with both the Goshen Community Chorus and the Elkhart Symphony Society. Dr. Preheim’s first appearance with the Camerata Singers will be a vespers concert, 4:00 p.m. at the First Presbyterian Church of Elkhart on October 21. Included in the Singers’ schedule for are the now traditional Yulefest and Springfest dinner concerts held in the Athenian Room, ninth floor of Greencroft Center, Elkhart. Yulefest performances are slated for December 8, 14, and ljf; Springfest is scheduled for April 18 and 19. The Camerata Singers will also appear in two morning services of sacred music at St. Thomas Catholic Church in Elkhart February 24, and an 8:00 p.m. concert in the Umble Center, Goshen College, on May 4.

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CAROL MILLER “Nurse Macintosh”