Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 104, Number 31, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 31 December 1980 — Page 2

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Nappanee residents awoke Monday morning to find a blanket of wet snow over the city making streets and roads slick. The new snow was added to that which fell last week giving the Nappanee area a white Christmas. Children home from school for Christmas vacation found the new snow ideal for snowmen and snowball fights. (AN photo by Ron Reiser)

'Oklahoma' tickets now on sale

Tickets for the North Wood Thespian production of “Oklahoma” are now on sale. Production date is Feb. 6 and all seats are reserved so order tickets early by calling 862-4834. “Oklahoma's" cast marks another “first" as students, faculty and parents come together for the production of one of America’s favorite musicals. According to director Sherry Hoover, “The Adult response and cooperation have been super. Of the 50-member cast, 25 are faculty and parents, some in major roles, and even more have offered to help with committee work. I am excited about bringing all three

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groups together for a show.” Cast members were announced last week and include the following in major roles: Aunt Eller, Becky Coffin; Curly, Rich Biever; Laurey, Carla Yoder; Ado Annie Carnes, Ann Neff; Jud Fry, Dean Ramer; Ali Hakim, Gil Reed; Will Parker, Lonnie Ramer; Andrew Carnes, John Brady; Ike Skidmore, Dick Deardorff; Cord Elam, Jofin Loucks; Gertie Cummings, Michelle Brady. Additional cast members (in alphabetical order) include: Jim Andrews, Bruce Balasa, Ruth Ann Brady, Dee Clem, Rick Coffin, Beverly Culp, Jeff Culp, Jill Deardorff, Lu

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Dunivan, Tom Dunivan, Bev Fales, Esther Farmwald, Carlyle Frederick, Rita Hartman, Regina High, Maria Huber, Sue Johnson, Tyler Johnson, Wade Johnson, Marilyn Loucks, Tom Metzler, Keith Morin, Steve Neff, Julia Ramer, Edna Reed, Lane Reed, Mary. Rhoade, Bob Riley, Barb Sides, Evelyn Troyer, Jane Troyer, Joan Troyer, Laurence Troyer, Allen Wanger, Mike Wagner, Jeanne Weldy, Larry Wenger, Cathy Wesolek and Diane Yoder. Janet VanderKolk will help with production and directing along with student assistant directors John Loucks and Lonnie Ramer. Rehearsals will begin Monday, Jan. 5 after the Christmas holidays. Feb. 6 is the date and tickets can be purchased now. During the vacation call 862-4854. After Jan. 4, call 773-4127. Don’t miss the show; reserve tickets now. Police log Two traffic accidents have occurred in Nappanee during the past week,, according to reports received from the Nappanee Police Department. No injuries were reported. The intersection of Nappanee and Randolph St. was the site of a December 24 mishap, which occurred at 12:01 p.m., and involved a truck driven by Robert V. Cook, Elkhart, and a car driven by Charles S. Sheets, Bourbon. Cook had stopped for a stop sign, and ‘ then entered the intersection, failing to see the Sheets vehicle approaching.’ < Cook stated that his vision was partially blocked by a parked vehicle The r Sheets car struck the truck in the side, causing estimated damages of 8900 to the truck, and 8600 to the auto. Two cars were involved in a December 28, 8:30 p.m. accident which occurred at the intersection of US6 and SR 19. Drivers of the vehicles involved were Margaret E. Sutheimer, 506 North Wood Apartments, Nappanee, and Steven D. Ingalls, Elkhart. Both vehicles were travelling south on SRI9, and were preparing to turn right onto US6. Inga'lls stated that he. thought the Suthemier auto was heading straight ahead, and started to pass on the right side to make the turn. As the Sutheimer car made the turn, it” struck the Ingalls auto. Damages were; estimated at 8450 to the Sutheimer car and 8100 to the Ingalls auto. Year can end with < fewer traffic deaths John T. Shettle, Superintendent of thg Indiana State Police announced today that traffic statistics indicate Indiana stands a chance of ending 1960 with leas than 120 Q traffic deaths. At present, the state’s death toll is 1,106, which is 120 less than on this datea year ago. If the present rate of traffic deaths: continue, Indiana will complete the" lowest year of traffic deaths since 1976" when the final toll was 1,135.

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