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Members of the Lake-Lehman dance band rehearse for the
performance at the Band Parents’ Association meeting next
Tuesday. Pictured seated, left to right, are: Carolyn Edwards,
Carol Laning, Gail Shaw, Greg James, Robert Scott, Terry
Leinthall, Marie Klemunes, Larry Laning, Margaret Laning
and, standing, Douglas Ehret, student director. Second row:
John Yankowski, Karen Baer, Jack Lee, Daniel Yankowski,
Robert Barski. Third row: Dale Ehret, Mark Wallo, Richard
McCarthy, Martin Scott, Gary Gordon, Stephen De Barry, Ed-
ward Pall, Gene Holcomb. Fourth row: Theodore Scouton, Allen
Kitchen.
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The Buffalo Bills Barbershop
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The Buffalo Bills Quartet is
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with appearances scheduled at
a number of benefit concerts as
well as the night club circuit.
William E. Acornley, Wilkes-
Barre, is director of Orpheus
and Norma Smith, Dallas, is
accompanist.
The program will include
among other groups, the Now
Sound of Orpheus, the New
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Patriot Sound of Orpheus. Some
new numbers are ‘‘Traces,’”
“Spinning Wheel,” “Ring Bell,”
as well as religious composi-
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The Orpheus is currently in
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the Band Parents’ Association
next Tuesday at 7:30 p.m. at the
high school. The musicians are
chosen from among the mem-
bership of the concert band and
they provide entertainment for
various school events.
On the agenda for the meeting
is election of officers and
completion of plans for the
Sherburne, N.Y., trip June 5
and election of officers.
Bus reservations for parents
and friends must be in to Nellie
Scouton or Mrs. Cletus Holcomb
at the high school by May 15.
Dinner reservations for the
Country Club are to be given to
Mrs. Gilbert Tough by the same
date.
The week of May 16 to May 22
has been designated as Band
Booster Week. Band members
will distribute commemorative
decals from door to door to help
raise money for new uniforms.
Band members and band
parents are working in conjunc-
tion with the school board to
accomplish this project by next
fall.
Hoagie sale will be held May
25 instead of May 18 because of
election day. Orders may be
called in to Mrs. William Teske
or Mrs. Dale Wright by May 23.
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