The Mail-Journal, Volume 28, Number 20, Milford, Kosciusko County, 28 June 1989 — Page 32

WAWASEE FLOTILLA —Wednesday, June 28,1989

Lakes Area Band to perform on June 29

In efforts to promote the Lakes Area Symphonic Band, the Elkhart Municipal Band has agreed to perform a colorful array of musical favorites in concert form at the Syracuse Lakeside Park, on Thursday, June 29 As part of the promotion, the Syracuse-Wawasee Park Foun-

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dation will be making a donation to the Lakes Area Symphonic Band for the Elkhart band s performance. Sara Slabaugh, president of the park foundation, says the Elkhart band has been a great help in the organization and support of the lakes area band and has agreed to this arrangement. The Elkhart Municipal Band is totally tax supported.

Immediately following an icecream social, the concert is scheduled to begin at 8 p.m. The concert will feature many popular songs including easy listening tunes, light overtures and marches. The Lakes Area Symphonic Band will be joining in for two numbers including “Hands Across the Sea” and “Washington Post March.” Vicky Stoll, band member, says

Flotilla Parade to begin at 1 p.m. on Sunday, July 2

The 1989 Wawasee Flotilla Parade will be held on Sunday. July 2, at 1 p.m. Those who wish to take part should take their decorated boats to the old fish hatchery at 12:30 p.m. Flotilla fans who want to go for the gold will be able to do just that during this year’s event. In fact, entrants in the commercial, non-profit organizations, residential, youth and antique and classic boats divisions, can win first place gold and second place silver medals, while all entrants will receive bronze medals. The divisions are identified as BBQ on July 8 The Syracuse Jaycees will be hosting a chicken barbecue on Saturday, July 8, at Crosson Mill Park. The barbecue will get underway at 10:30 a.m. and will continue until “we run out of chicken,” says Jeanette Gaskins, president of the Syracuse chapter. There will be picnic tables available for those who would like to eat in the park. Carry-outs will also be available. The chicken will come from Nelson's Port-A-Pit.

there is a possibility that the band will perform a third song as well. The Lakes Area Symphonic Band will be performing again later in the summer. Other musical events to take place in Lakeside Park throughout the summer will include a July 6 performance of the

follows. Commercial — manufacturers, retailers and any other for-profit business. Non-profit organizations — veterans groups, clubs, churches, schools and any other non-profit organization. Residential — families, not sponsored by any commercial enterprise. Youth — not over 18 years of age. Float may be driven by an adult, but the float must be designed and built by children. Antique and Classic — any boat worthy of this classification. Those who enter in the antique division are not expected to decorate their boats, but should make a sign showing the make and year of the boat. In the judging, emphasis will be placed on the depiction of this year’s theme Consideration will

Judges are named

Following are the judges for the 1989 Wawasee Flotilla and their respective affiliation: Flotilla - Jane Tuttle, South Shore Golf Course; Ray Yoder, Shrimp Boat. Classic boat division — David Scheidt.

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Adventure String Band; a July 20 special presentation of Steven’s Puppets; and an August 10 double entertainment delight as two barber shop quartets take the stage. Other events are tentatively scheduled for July 27 and August 31. All the events will take place on Thursday evenings. The July concerts will begin at 8 p.m while August performances will begin at 7 p.m.

also be given to these points: originality, effort and workmanship. In the antique and classic category, judging will be based on classic quality, age and quality of preservation and restoration. The best overall entry will receive the large Commodore’s Trophy and the Earl Money trophy will be awarded by Mrs. Earl Money, who will choose the winner herself. This trophy may be awarded to any entrant, regardless of other awards that might have been won. No entry fee or form is needed and boats are to be registered before the start of the parade. Awards will be given at the finish of the parade at the old fish hatchery.

Earl Money Award — Mrs Fredetta Money. Tuttle and Yoder will be responsible for judging all categories, with the exception of the antique boat division. The Earl Money Trophy is a separate award given by Mrs. Money in memory of her husband.