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THE DALLAS POST, MAY 14, 1970
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Photo of Keystone Junior College Library taken on New Year’s
Day. The photo won second prize in Wyoming Valley Photog-
raphy Club contest. Lensman (using 12 mm fisheye) was Guy A.
Llewellyn, a Dallas resident and president of Llewellyn &
McKane Inc., Wilkes-Barre printers.
Northeastern
Fine Arts.Calendar
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Theatre in the Westminster Presbyterian Church, LAMPCO SINMAN MILKING SOUR.
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Scranton, ‘at 8:30 p.m. May ! PITTSBURG FORGING Showease gals
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COLLEGE SPRING FAIR
The annual Keystone Junior College Spring Fair,
with entertainment and exhibits will be held May 16
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AUDUBON SOCIETY
A trip has been scheduled by the Lackawanna
Audubon Society to Brigantine Wildlife Refuge and
Stone Harbor Heronry, N.J., for members only on
The 1970 Aus.in America is proof that
basic transportation doesn't have to be
stripped-down transportation.
We've just received some 1970 Austin Americas.
May 16. They have front wheel drive and liquid suspension and
: they're the lowest-priced car with a fully automatic transmission.
Come in and see an economy car that does more than
CONCERT just get you from one place to another.
The Young Musicians of Scranton-Wilkes-Barre
will present a musical chorus under the direction of
Gordon Roberts, and featuring guest soloist Neil
Rosenshein, May 17 at 3:30 p.m. at the Fine Arts
Auditorium, Wilkes College, Wilkes-Barre.
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ART EXHIBIT
An art exhibit at the Conyngham Gallery, Wilkes
College, will be shown May 17 to 23, at the college
campus, Wilkes-Barre.
GARDEN CLUB
The Laurel Garden Club will host “The Law and
You” presented by Paul Coyne of the Triple A Club
of Northeastern Pennsylvania, May 18 in the
Chamber of Commerce Board Room at 8 p.m.
STUDENT RECITAL
A student recital will be held at College Misericor-
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May 21.
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“Fiesta—70" will be presented by the Visual and
Performing Arts on the Public Square in Wilkes-
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man to deliver newspapers by
airplane. He was with The New
York Herald Tribune at that
time, 1922.
At present Mr. Fitelson is in
the real estate business as a
licensed real estate broker and
appraiser in three states, Penn-
sylvania, New York and New
Jersey. His offices are at Moun-
taintop.
In 1959 Mr. Fitelson was
elected school director for the
Central Luzerne County School
District. He served as president
and director of ‘the Retreat
State Hospital board of trustees.
He was on the Committee of
Humanities appointed by Gov.
William W. Scranton.
Mr. Fitelson will keep an of-
fice at Northeastern News-
papers Inc., 41 Lehman Ave.,
Dallas.
Regional
Concert
to be held
The Young Musicians’
Chorus, under the direction of
Gordon Roberts, and featuring
guest soloist Neil Rosenshzin,
have set May 17 for a concer. to
be held at 3:30 p.m. at the Fine
Arts auditorium of Wilkes
Dougherty,
Jeana McGraw,
Daubenhauser.
College, the group announced
this week.
The new chorus made its
debut last spring with per-
formances of the Coronation
Mass as St. Luke’s Church,
Scranton, and the Forty Fort
Methodist Church.
Composed of young musical
talents of Wilkes Barre,
Wyoming, Kingston, West Pitts-
ton, Forty Fort and Old Forge,
coupled with senior and col- §
legiate members from Scran- *®
ton, the Abingtons, and Green
Ridge, the Young Musicians
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Society has organized two ] ;
student workshops, both choral SE
and orchestral. Students in the
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two groups meet once a week
for classes.
The program will be the
fourth of the ‘Opus One’ series
and will conclude the society’s
second concert season. The pro-
gram is an informal affair,
reaching from Brahms to
Broadway and from sacred to
sassy.”
The chairman of the concert
is Young Musicians president,
James Ferrario. Helen V.
Pacini acts as publicity chair-
man, and the committee is
made up of Mary Ellen
Jeana Barbini,
and Joan
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