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Encore Performing Arts Announces 2005-2006 Season Encore will kick off its season, for the 2nd year, with the "MUSIC IN THE PARK" Series at the William and Mary S. Young Amphitheatre in Centennial Park with one change from last year. The four performances, showcasing Michiana area musicians, are being moved from Thursday to Friday nights. By moving the shows to Friday nights Encore is hoping that more people can take advantage of this low cost, family entertainment. Encore is able to bring this series to the community in partnership with the Plymouth Park Department and the City of Plymouth, a major sponsor of the series. Cost for each performance is $3/adult and $2/student (K-12 grades). June 24, 2005 - Jetstream Music of the 50's, 60's and 70's - Sponsorship by: Plymouth Chamber of Commerce, Oliver Ford Family and Martin's Supermarkets July 8, 2005 - George Schricker and the George's Brother Band - Family show of fun, lively, interactive, creative and original children's music July 15, 2005 - Straightaway - Voted one of Michiana Now's top 5 rock bands July 29, 2005 - Lake Area Community Band - Easy listening music from Marches to Big Bands to Swing and the occasional symphonic piece. Encore then continues its 32nd season with its 2005-2006 PROGRAM Series. Harlem Gospel Choir, August 21, 2005, @ Plymouth Wesleyan Church - This world famous choir was founded in 1986 and is one of the pre-eminent gospel choirs in the world. This year the choir will embark on its new "God Bless the Children" world tour. Underwritten by: Michiana Contracting, Inc. and Plymouth Foundry, Inc. Tickets are $15/adult and $8/student (K-12) Fischoff, October 18, 2005, @ Christos Banquet Center - Fischoff - National Chamber Music Association will hold its 31st competition in May at the University of Notre Dame. The 2005 Grand Prize Winner will present a soiree in the evening and included will be a dessert buffet. The Ensemble will also present an educational outreach program during the day at Argos Community School Corporation. Tickets are $15/adult and $8/student Community "Messiah," December 10, 2005, @ Plymouth High School - This annual event featuring the perennial Christmas favorite, Handel's "Messiah," continues to be a beloved addition to Encore's season. With the tremendous response last year, the already established vocals will again be accompanied by a fifteen piece instrumental ensemble composed of area musicians. Underwritten by: Centier Bank and NIPSCO. Free Concert Michiana Artists Group, April 9, 2006, @ Ancilla Domini Chapel -This group was founded in 1978, as an agency for performers, setting up concerts, recitals, etc. A roster of performers, including Plymouth resident Laurie Bottoni-Lorenz, has had successful careers performing with the LaPorte Symphony Orchestra, Michiana Opera Guild, Indiana Opera, Detroit and Grand Rapids Opera and many others. Ancilla College is partnering with Encore to bring you this performance. Tickets are $15/adult and $8/student. Josh Duffee & His Orchestra, April 29, 2006, @ Swan Lake Resort -This orchestra specializes in the music of the Jean Goldkette Orchestra and other orchestras from the 1920's to the 1940's. Jean Goldkette had family ties to Marshall County and made summer visits to the area. The evening will include dinner and dancing. Underwritten by: Gibson Foundation and U.S. Granules Corporation. Tickets are $45/adult and $28/student. Season tickets are available at a discount off the individual ticket price. For patron or ticket information contact Encore Performing Arts at 1305 W. Harrison Street, Plymouth, Indiana or by calling 574.935.4987 (outside of Plymouth call 888.661.0934).   Plymouth Rotary Club P.O. Box 156, Plymouth; 574-936-6919 The Plymouth Rotary will be holding their tenth annual golf outing on Friday, August 12, 2005 at 12:00 PM. It is being held at the Plymouth Rock Golf Course. In the past the Rotary has used this event to help benefit others in the community of Plymouth with donations to: Boys and Girls Club, Hospice of Marshall Co., Older Adult Services, Rotary Youth Camp, Saint Joseph Clinic, Pride in Plymouth, and Plymouth High School Scholarships. Entry forms can be picked up at Re/Max Oak Crest Realty on E. Jefferson St., Ballog Insurance Agency, Plymouth Rock Golf Course or see your local Rotarian. If you have any further questions, call Bill Ballog at 574-935-9177 or 1-888-822-5564 or e-mail at wballog@farmersagent.com. Rachel's Home 1008 W. Jackson St., Plymouth; 574-935-3953 Rachel's Home, existing for almost 12 years, provides housing for girls/women of all ages in crisis pregnancies. Due to the continuing support of the community, they have been able to provide a Christ-centered, family atmosphere at no cost to the women. Upcoming Fundraising Events include: Elephant Ear Sale at Kroger's, May 12-14, from 12-8PM., Third Annual New Life Concert at the Plymouth Amphitheater on June 26th., homemade ice cream, furnished by the Walnut Church of the Brethren, will be served at 1:30 PM. Various local Christian groups will start performing at approximately 2:00 PM and end at approximately 4:30 PM. Ancilla College 9601 S. Union Rd., Donaldson; 574-936-8898; www.ancilla.edu The Annual Ancilla College Golf Tournament is set to take place at the Plymouth Country Club, overlooking Pretty Lake in Plymouth, on Monday, June 13, 2005. The tournament will follow the four-person Florida scramble format. This year will feature a catered cook-out lunch and golfers will be welcomed at the ninth hole by the always popular, Heavenly Putters. The “Putters” offer the opportunity to save a stroke if a golfer gives a small donation and allows a PHJC Sister to take a putt for them. The main goal of the tournament is to raise funds for the college to provide educational opportunities. If you are interested in entering a team or being a hole sponsor, please contact the Office of Institutional Advancement at 574-936-8898 ext. 355. There will also be some individual slots available on teams needing to fill out their foursome. Brochures with entry forms may be downloaded on the web at: www.ancilla.edu/Development/GolfTournament.htm. Ancilla College is a private, two-year, co-educational, liberal arts college sponsored by the Poor Handmaids of Jesus Christ and located on the grounds of the PHJC Ministry Center, Donaldson, Ind. Baldwin-Miller Financial Advisors 440 E. Jefferson St., Plymouth; 574-936-2006; www.lpl.com Baldwin-Miller Financial Advisors is pleased to announce that Robert B. Dragani has joined the firm as a stockbroker and financial planner. Baldwin-Miller Advisors is affiliated with Linsco/Private Ledger. Rob Dragani is a registered representative with NASD Series 7 and Series 65 licenses. Rob has lived in Plymouth for 25 years and graduated from Plymouth High School. He earned his BA degree at Marquette University. He has also taken graduate business courses at the University of Chicago and the University of Notre Dame. LPL represents a network of more than 5,000 independent financial professionals located in over 3000 branch offices in all 50 states. Standleys Plumbing & Electric 200 Charles St., Plymouth; 574-292-1888 Standleys Plumbing & Electric is celebrating their 10 year anniversary in service to this community. This state licensed contractor specializes in all phases of plumbing and electrical work (installation and repairs) and sewer and drain cleaning. Standleys has developed efficient methods of clearing clogged systems with fiber-optic technology for both commercial and residential systems. This technology enables actual location detection with a visual inspection camera. This system can find the lines and pinpoint problems up to 15 foot on cast iron and 20 foot on plastic and 3 inches to 12 inches in diameter. The stoppages are cleaned with state-of-the-art equipment. For further information, call Jim Standley at 574-292-1888. Bookworm, Inc. 1454 Pilgrim Lane, Plymouth; 574-935-9674 On May 8th, the Bookworm, Inc. will celebrate it's 7th Anniversary. On May 8, 1998, Kay Garrison and Dee Eck started the Bookworm out of love for books and the desire to serve Marshall County and the surrounding communities with good reading. On Nov. 20, 2003 Dee passed away suddenly and left a big void. Since that time Kay has stayed at the helm alone. The Bookworm is proud to be Marshall County's locally owned, full service, independent bookstore. “Thank you to all our customers for making these past 7 years full of wonderful memories. We appreciate your friendship and loyalty and hope to continue to serve you;” and remember "Readers are Leaders!" Psi Iota Xi Sorority, Iota Nu Chapter Plymouth Public Library Plymouth's Psi Iota Xi Sorority is sponsoring their Second Annual Free Hearing Screening at the Plymouth Public Library on Wednesday, May 18, 2005, from 5:00 to 7:00 PM. All ages are welcome. Refreshments will be offered. For further information, please contact Debbie Beck at the Library, at 574-936-2324, extension 118. New Members
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