Lancaster farming. (Lancaster, Pa., etc.) 1955-current, December 24, 1981, Image 30

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    A3o—Lancaster Fanning, Thursday, December 24,1981
Army field band to perform
HARRISBURG - The in
temationally famous United States
Army Field Band and Soldiers’
Chorus, the “Musical Am
bassadors of the Army,’’ will
delight visitors on opening day,
Jan. 10, and the 66th' Annual
Pennsylvania Farm Show.
State Agriculture Secretary
Penrose Hallowell reported the
field band and chorus will perform
a one-houf concert as part of
opening day ceremonies in the
main arena of the Farm Show
Complex.
Hallowell said, “The Army Field
Band and Chorus is one of the most
professional and polished groups in
the service today. It is no surprise
they receive high praise wherever
they appear.”
Formed in 1946, the band is the
official touring musical
organization sponsored by the
United States Army. In more than
a quarter of a century, the band
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has traveled over two million miles
in this country, Europe, the Far
East, Central America, and
Canada, performing before
millions of people.
Under the direction of
lieutenant Colonel William S.
Clark, the Field Band is not the
typical- martial band. Its reper
toire includes compositions by
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melodies and the stirring strains of
fine band music.
Tpe Soldiers' Chorus is the
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Christmas. Gifts that make life easier qft the farm all year. Gifts that show
love in a practical way. /
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presents its own special
arrangements' of well-known
compositions, Tanging from-the
world of opera to the Broadway
stage, and from spirituals to
patriotic medleys.
Considered by critics to be one of
the finest vocal groups now ap
pearing before the public, the
Soldiers’ Chorus has, in addition to
performing with the Field Band all
over the world, performed
frequently on network radio,
television and in motion pictures.
Halloweu said, “A succession of
leaders and instrumentalists, each
adding his special brand of talent
to the group} has created the unit
which we are proud to have per
forin at this year’s Pennsylvania'
Penn DOT
weigh station
almost powerless against the
state’s eminent domain privilege.
If the Penn DOT weigh station
plans go through, this 96 million
dollar project will be financed by
the state and the Federal Highway
Administration. FHA is actually
picking up 90 percent of the cost. It
will join the six other weigh
stations located throughout
Pennsylvania.
Berks County’s Grange Master
summed up the feelings of the
crowd when he stated, “You’re
building a parking lot for unsafe
trucks. You’re spending that much
money and tajdng that' much
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farmland to support a part-time
job,”
This weigh station site would
take valuable land from at least
five farms, including Miles
Hollenbach, R 1 Bemville, William
Dobler, Rl' Bemville; Richard
Mogel, R 1 Bemville; Robert
Deisaman, R 1 Bemville; and
William Grimes, Strausstown,
Full-time farmer Robert
Deisaman claims this land seizure
will put him out of business.
One Penn DOT spokesman
objective is not to put
people out of business, but to serve
(he public.”
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