The Mail-Journal, Volume 21, Number 16, Milford, Kosciusko County, 2 May 1984 — Page 20

THE MAIL-JOURNAL - Wed., May 2,1984

Grace College Concert to feature soloist, Suzuki group

The Grace Community Orchestra will present its spring concert Sunday afternoon, May 6, at 3 p.m. in the Rodeheaver Auditorium in v Winona Lake, according to Ethel conductor, and professor Don Ogden, head of the music department at Grace College. Two outstanding instrumentalists and a group of Suzuki violinists will be special attractions of the concert. A Virtuoso violinist Yang Xi from mainland China will solo in one number and conduct another. Sandy Sacher will be the French horn soloist. Both are students at Grace College. Violinist Yang Xi is well known in this area for his many public performances since his arrival in the United States last August. He studied four years at the Central Conservatory of Music in Peking, China. His early training was with his father in their home city of Chengdu. In 1981, he represented China at an international violin competition in Paris, and more recently he was one of the winners in a regional string competition in Arkansas. He is now a student of Vernon Stinebaugh of North Manchester and is planning to enter the Indiana University School of Music in the fall, Sandy Sacher, the French horn soloist, is a senior at Grace College and comes fcom Stroudsburg. Pa She has studied French horn for 14 years and is presently a student of Jay Remissang, a member of the Ft. Wayne Philharmonic Orchestra who studied with the well known Philip Farkas. Miss Sacher has been a featured soloist with the Grace College Wind Symphony and has presented three recitals Recently. she auditioned for the principle horn part in'the Ft. Wayne Philharmonic The orchestra s program will begin with the First Movement of the “Unfinished Symphony” by Franz Shubert The Suzuki violinists will play the Vivaldi "A Minor Concerto for Violin.” with Yang Xi conducting Sandy Sacher will be featured in the “Horn Concerto in E” by Strauss. Six of the Suzuki violinists are students of Carla Slotterback of North Manchester. These students are Carmen Beery,

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Stephanie Beery, Angela Rogers, Sonya Yoder, all of North Manchester; Christy and -Adam Knecht of Huntington. Kate Brown and Todd Rhodes of Warsaw, students of Vernon Stinebaugh, will also play with this group. The Grace Community Orchestra is a cooperative venture of Grace College and the community. The orchestra is in its second year of existence and is funded by local people and business. Forty people played, in the orchestra's fall concert with Vernon Stinebaugh as concertmaster. Musicians who wish to audition for the orchestra should contact Mrs Anderson at Grace College. Car thefts 7 are under investigation Kosciusko County and Syracuse Police Departments are investigating three car thefts within a one-week period. The first theft occurred on Saturday evening, April 14. when a 1981 Lincoln Towne car was stolen from a garage. The vehicle. owned by Charles Harris, was found at 10:30 a m. Sunday morning. April 15. in Tri-County Fish and Wildlife area, just south of the checking station where it was left after the drive had sideswipped a tree. Damage was estimated at $5,000. The second instance occurred on Wednesday. April 18, when a 1981 Cadillac' registered to McCormick Motors, Nappanee, and driven by "Short” McCormick, was taken from the parking lot of South Shore Golf Course. SR 13S Syracuse The vehicle was stolen between 8:15 and 8:30 p. Neighbors spotted the vehicle on CR 800 N, west of Syra-Web Road at 7:30 a m Thursday, April 19. three to four miles from where it was stolen. There was no damage * Both of the above mentioned vehicles had the keys hidden underneath the floor mat at the time of the thefts The last car theft to occur was at approximately 2:45 a m. Sunday. April 22 Becky Combs. Lake Street. Syracuse, had gotten out of her auto and went into The Captain s Place, returning minutes later to see her Volkswagen being driven away. Syracuse Police were notified \nd the vehicle was discovered between 10-10:30.

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CARRIE ERYMAN, daughter of Darlene and Stephen Eryman, Warsaw, former Milford residents, had a happy Easter. She was the winner of a six-foot Easter Bunny. The drawing was held at the Lil Carpet Barn in Goshen. , Carrie is shown above with her prize! THE INVITATIONS have been mailed for the 60th annual Milford High School Alumni Association banquet. The event will be held on Saturday, June 2, at the new Milford Junior High School with a social hour from 5 to 6 and dinner being served at 6 p.m. All are urged to attend and help keep the association alive. It is important, however, that persons who can not attend return their blue and grade card to Ron Six tires stolen Mary Poling, r 2 North Webster, reported to Kosciusko County police the theft of six trailer tires from underneath her mobile home. The theft was reported on Friday, April 27. Mary Poling told police the tires were stored under the mobile home and valued at $l5O. STUDENT SENT HOME A Wawasee High School girl was sent home from school last Wednesday morning, April 25. Th,e youth had arrived for school “high” on drugs, and was sent home in the charge of her parents. The police were not involved in the matter. Gets award Adam Raczkowski, standing proudly in his faded “doughboy” uniform, a 89-year-old Connecticut man was awarded the Purple Heart, 65 years late.

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Baumgartner since the alumni committee is maintaining a current mailing list. Anyone reading this column who did not receive an invitation should advise Baumgartner at P. O. Box 188, Milford, Ind., 46542 of the fact so that your name may be added to the alumni list. PHYLLIS BEER reports work is coming along nicely on the new shed being constructed at Wayne and Barb Richardson’s J.W. Drive-in. The shed started going up last Saturday, says Beer, but she isn’t certain when construction will be completed. Terry Richardson, son of Wayne and Barb, has been helping his father with the project. MR. AND Mrs. Harold Kaiser have been enjoying a visit from their daughter. Shelly Tracy, and her husband. Michael. The couple have been in town since Apri>2o and will return to their home in Canon, Colo., this Friday. Both are employed at the West Central Health Center in Canon.

BROTHERHOOD MUTUAL Ihsurance Company of Fort Wayne announced at their recent banquet that Eugene Lange was chosen as the agent of the year for 1983. Lange graduated from Milford High School in 1959 and received his degree in business adEUGENE LANGE

ministration from Manchester College in 1963. He is managaßof John Jennings and Associfies, Inc., an insurance agency|m Goshen. He has been associated with the agency for the past 12 years and this is the second top award he has received within the last five years. At the same ceremony, John Jennings and Associates, Inc., was recognized as the agency of the year. Lange and his wife Rose-Marie and their three daughters reside on r 5 Syracuse.

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FORMER RESIDENT Clarence Miller is visiting in the area with relatives. Miller is a resident of Mesa, Ariz. His brother-in-law. Harry Gillis of Dewart Lake, a recent patient at Kosciusko Community Hospital, is now at the Prairie View Nursing Hoipe in Warsaw. .I . ■ WAYNE AND Irene Bucher of Dewart Lake recently sold their house and are building another at Cindonway Shores, near Dewart . Lake. Mrs. Bucher said she and her husband will be moved into their new house by June 1.