Nappanee Advance-News, Volume 133, Number 33, Nappanee, Elkhart County, 19 August 2010 — Page 4

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Advance News • Thursday, August 19,2010

Aug. 20,1890 The Nappanee Band has a two days engagement at the Bremen Fair this year on October 2nd and 3rd. The Committee for the cooking department for the annual meeting of the German Baptists at Hagerstown, Maryland sent DA. Lehman a draft of the building, 144 feet long by 72 feet wide that he and his wife have been engaged to superintend there. 100 Years Ago Aug. 17,1910 A.M. Hoover, well-known blacksmith is located on South Clark Street known as the IXL Stop. Nappanee census returns show a real population of 2^260. 75 Years Ago Aug. 15,1935 Kalamazoo, Marcellus, Elkhart, Nappanee, Bremen, Bourbon, Leesburg, Etna Green, and Wyatt met Sunday at the Nappanee Community Park for their annual get-togeth-er with a noon potluck. Special guitar music by die Fisher sisters, Jerry Moore, and Mr. Mann followed the dinner. 50 Years Ago Aug. 18,1960 Nappanee EUB Church has been purchased by the Baptist Congregation that has been meeting in the Park Pavillion and more recently over the U-Du Laundry. Dean Guard, produce chief, again stages one of his famous banana sales at Nunemakers "Sidewalk Daze" with 2 tons of bananas for 5 cents a pound.

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Goshen New Horizons Orchestra accepting new players for Call semester

The Goshen New Horizons Orchestra is accepting new adult string players for the 2010 fall semester, which begins in early September. Now in its fourth year, New Horizons String Orchestra, part of the Goshen College Community School of the Arts (CSA) and directed by Brook Bennett, is a string ensemble for adults and seniors who are beginners or are resuming their previous string study. "It's a chance for people who played a long time ago to dust off their violins, violas, cellos or basses, or for people who want to learn these instruments for the first

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Elkhart County By Erka Soumare Acacuui/vcNwutetteaiicsEDucAKX and promotes weed growth and Alllow grass roots. Deep watering helps the roots of your grass remain dleep, which keeps die grass healthier. It is important to consider factors such as rainfall and soil type when deciding tow much water to apply to your lawn. The best time to water die lawn is in die morning sometime between 4 a.m. to 8 a.m. when wind and evaporation are less of an issue. However, water-

time, to come together for the joy of making music," said Debra Kauffman, director of the CSA. Studies have shown a connection between performing music and increased mental and physical health in older adults. "Music uplifts the spirit and many great memories come from making music together," said Bennett. "Music making is a fantastic alternative to television, and it offers an opportunity to pursue a dream that may not have been possible earlier in life but is possible now." Bennett added, "New Horizons ensembles and teachers are encouraging

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and nurturing. Our goal is to provide a low pressure environment for those who want to play a string instrument." New Horizons is a nationwide program begun by Dr. Roy Ernst in 1991 at the Eastman School of Music in Rochester, N.Y. It provides entry points to music making for adults, including those with no musical experience at all and also those who were active in school music programs but have been inactive for a long period. There are more than 100 New Horizons wind, string and choral ensembles across the country. "New Horizons provides the medium through which 1 can learn to play a musical instrument and help make music with new friends," said current member Arlin

The Borkholder school reunion will be held at the school, Saturday, September 4,2010, comer of Beech Rd. and Goshen/Plymouth Trail Nappanee, Indiana. Lunch will be served at 11:30. Hot food, coffee, and cold drinks will be furnished. Please bring a salad or dessert and own table service. Let friends and relatives know if living in or out of state. Come and enjoy the day. The old School Hack will be there.

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ing the lawn between 8 ajn. and noon is also good practice. Evaporation becomes more common as die day progresses. If grass experiences water stress and has not been watered in a long period of time, it may go dormant If this occurs, it will look brown and dead but is most likely just conserving water for the root System. Watering the grass at this point is still beneficial, even if die grass does not turn green right away. It should eventually recover. Our lawns are enjoyed in so many ways. For more information on irrigating die lawn, you can visit die web at www.agry.purdue.edu/turf/pubß/ay--7.pdf. You can also contact your Elkhart County Extension office for more information.

Classen. String players of all abilities are welcome. Rehearsals are held Wednesdays and Thursdays during the fall semester. A second ensemble, the Green Orchestra, is for complete beginners to string instruments. All rehearsals take place at Greencroft Senior Center in Goshen. Periodic concerts and performance opportunities take place at the Goshen College Music Center and elsewhere in the Goshen area. Rehearsals begin Sept. 8. Adults and seniors interested in joining New Horizons String Orchestra can receive more information by calling director Brook Bennett at 574-312-4610. Registration through the Community School of the Arts is required.