The Mail-Journal, Volume 12, Number 24, Milford, Kosciusko County, 9 July 1975 — Page 8

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THE MAIL-JOURNAL — Wed., July 9,1975

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Sounds of Hope is touring Europe under sponsorship of Rotary clubs

The Sounds of Hope choralorchestra group, left July 1 for its 1975 concert tour in Europe. Varner M.f Chance, president, founder and choir director, has a busy schedule planned for those on the tour Accompanying the group with Chance and his wife are Vernon H Stinebaugh, associate professor of music education and strings at Manchester college and a number of adults who are serving as sponsors Stinebaugh is director of the orchestra. In all. 62 persons are on the tour Sounds of Hope is a non-profit organization sponsored by the Rotary clubs Each individual on the tour pays his own way. however, and there is nd charge for most of the concerts The Syracuse Rotary club will be sponsoring a homecoming concert in the Wawasee high school auditorium at 7 30 p m. on Wednesday. July 23 A supper will be held for the group of Opwood Park prior to the concert The Sounds of Hope tour group departed from Chicago at 5:30 p.m. on Tuesday, July 1. arriving tn Amsterdam Wed nesday morning Thursday was spent rehearsing and visiting The Hague with the afternoon being free In the evening a concert was presented

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SOUNDS OF HOPE — The choir members from Sounds of Hope are shown in informal dress as they gathered at Epworth

al the cento- in Noordwijkerhout Friday morning. July 4, another rehearsal was held. In the afternoon an excursion was enjoyed to Volendam and Haarlem An evening concert was presented at the senior citizens league and home.

They traveled through the middle of Holland on Saturday, ria Apeldoorn, across the border mto Germany. Later that as-

iWfi 1 "’- ■■'l i*s MJ | nyfW? E— u_ h' JLR-Agfc fgHU ORCHESTRA PRACTICES — A Mail-Journal photographer was la North Webster recently and caughttheSoundsof Hope orchestra group at practice prior to ils leaving for European July 1.

Chamber meeting at Maxwelton Thursday A regular meeting of the Syracuse-Wawasee chamber of commerce will be held at 12 noon on Thursday. July 10. at Maxwelton golf club It will be a general business meeting with all committees reporting Board members are Jerry Ganshorn. James Kroh. Robert Mauzy. William Beemer. John Call. Ted Rogers. Chuck Clevenger. Larry Baumgardt and Tom Prickett

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• Forest the latter part of June for practice sessions prior to leaving for Europe on July 1.

temoon they arrived in Hamburg - Wilhelm burg. A concert was given on Sunday at Emmaus church.

Debra Plummer on dean's list at International Miss Debra Plummer r 3, Syracuse, has received academic honors and has been named to the dean's list of International Junior college at the close of the spring term, according to Donald J. Andorfer. director. Eligibility for this honor is limited to those students carrying a full academic schedule with a 3.5 scholastic ratio out of a possible 4.0. •Pollution and conservation are one problem, and waste is their common denominator ” — Aaron Teller

Early Monday the group departed for Hamburg, traveling along the autobahn via Hannover to Cologne and Coblence. °

Dewart Lake ski club participates in tournament

Six members of the Dewart Ski dub competed in the Indianapolis 500 open ski tournament on Saturday and Sunday. Jerry Hickman placed first in jumping Kris Golden placed first in tricks and jumping and second in slalom

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At 10:35 a.m. yesterday (Tuesday) they boarded the Rhine steamer at Boppard and disembarked at Saint Goar. Motorcoaches then took them via Mainz along the Autobahn to Aschaffenburg. Wertheim and Tauberbishofheim. A concert was presented in Lauda at Stadthalle. N umber g TodayToday (Wednesday) the group traveled via Bad Mergentheim to Rothenburg for lunch and then proceded to Numburg At 8 p.m. a concert will be given at Saint Paul's church in Furth. Tomorrow they will again travel along the Autobahn to Mimich. Time will be allowed for sightseeing before they precede via Kufstein across the border into Austria. They are expected to arrive in Kitzbuhel around 4 p.m. The morning is free on Friday with an optional ascent by the Hahnenkamm lift. In the afternoon they will drive via Innsbruck to Seefeld. On Saturday they will make some visits in the area of Innsbruck. presenting a concert at Musikpavillon in Seefeld. Sunday they will travel over the Arlbergpass Vaduz, to iNext week at -Is r Epworth - f Senior institute will be held July 13-20 for the Marion district. It is sponsored by the North Indiana Conference of the United Methodist church. Deans for the week are Norman Glassburn and Paul Fulp. Paul Fulp. The junior high Camp Adventure will be held at Heights for the Elkhart district The dean for the *week is Neil Anderson On Sunday at 10:30 a m. the worship service will be held in the auditorium It is open to the public. The speaker is Rev. August Lundquist of the Auburn United Methodist church, formerly of Syracuse

Jan Wade placed second in tricks. The ski club presented its second show of the summer on July 4 at Lakeview Resort. Dewart Lake. On August 9 the Dewart Skiers will host a show tournament.

Lucerne and Stansstad in Switzerland. A day of leisure is in store on July 14 as the group will be free to make explorations on their own. Early July 15 they will depart for France. They will drive ria Belfort and over the Ballon d'Alsace to Nancy where a reception and concert will be held. The next day they will travel ria Luxembourg to Belgium whdre they will spend the night in Brughes. A morning channel crossing to Dover is scheduled for July 17. A full day will be spent in Bognor Regis on Friday-. July 18. with private families. A concert will be given in the evening. Saturday. July 19. at 9 a m they will depart for London and

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