~ John Traigis.
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Penn State to Exhibit
Art by Faculty Members
An art exhibit at the Wilkes-
Barre Campus of The Pennsyl-
vania State University Nov. 22
through Dec. 3 has been an
nounced by George W.
Bierly,campus director. The
exhibit is one in a series of
cultural events planned by the
university for both students and
the general public. :
The exhibit will feature
paintings of Wirth McCoy,
professor. of art, and Eleanor
Zygler, associate professor of
art, both Penn State faculty
members.
Mr. McCoy is a graduate of
The University of Minnesota,
University of Iowa and
Academie de la Grande
Chaumiere in Paris. He has also.
studied at the California School
of Fine Arts in San Francisco,
and with painters Yasuo
Kuniggki, Mark Rothko and
othe
Prior to his position with Penn
State, Mr. McCoy taught for
five years at Oregon State
University and then, for 11
yedrs was artist in residence
and director of the Washington
State University Art Center in
Spokane. He has been head of
the Department of Art at Penn
State for the past seven years.
His exhibit will represent the
various directions he has
pursued in the last 10 years
including both pictorial and
abstract paintings. His most
recent work represents his sab-
batical leave in Guatemala and
Mexico where he painted the
picturesque village of San
Miguel d’'Allende. A second
recent work, ‘‘A Spot of Blue’,
completely abstract in nature,
will also be exhibited.
Miss Zygler, a member of the
faculty at Penn State,
University Park, has been in-
strumental in developing
community art classes and Art
Alliance of Central Pennsyl-
vania. She studied art at Car-
negie Mellon University, Mills
College, Yale University, and
Brandeis. She also studied with
Mr. Kunyoshi at Ohio
University, Hans Hoffman,
Provincetown, and at the In-
stitute de Belles Artes, San
Miguel, Mexico.
Miss Zygler believes artistic
endeavor must be a two way
communication encompassing
the receptiveness of the artist's |
Trucksville
The 11th annual Christmas
¢ pariggor the sightless and near
sightYess children of Wyoming
Valley will be held Nov. 28 at 2
p.m. in Moose Home, South
Main and East Ross Streets,
Wilkes-Barre.
Executive Board : of
Trucksville United Methodist
Church will meet in the
educational building at 7:30
p.m. Nov. 30.
The WSCS of Trucksville
United Methodist Church will
hold a smorgasbord in the
educational building Dec. 9
~ beginning at 5 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Cooper, Robbins Road, spent
the ckend with their son,
Weste¥. who is gravely ill in
Arnot-Ogden Hospital at
Elmira, N.Y. He has been a
a there two months.
(Ya recent meeting of Back
Mountain Senior Citizens Club
held at College Misericordia,
plans were made for the
Christmas dinner to be held
Dee. 16 at the Wilkes-Barre
American Legion Home. The
club will not meet in February.
Ally. and Mrs. James R.
Anzalone, recently married in
St. Stephen's Episcopal Church,
Wilkes-Barre, are residing at
Hayfield Farms in Lehman.
Mrs. Anzalone is the former
Jessie Guthrie Conyngham,
da@phter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wiliam [.. Conyngham, Chase
Road.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kresge
and family, Mountville, will
sind Thanksgiving with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. C. F.
Children’s Films
Scheduled at Annex
Films will be shown at the
Back Mountain Memorial
Library Children’s Annex Dec.
1, at 10 a.m.
“Whistle For Willie” is Ezra
Keat’s picture book story of a
little boy’s delight when he
learns to whistle for his dog.
“Time of Wonder’’, Robert
Mc€loskey’s second Caldecott-
ord book, tells of two
children on an island in Maine
one summer, of fog lifting above
sparkling water, a storm, and
roaring winds, of ferns un-
furling in misty woods, and
boats moving about among the
islands.
Children aged three through
five are welcome.
Harveys Lake Couple
Is Married 41 Years
i
Mr. and Mrs. William Traigis*
. Sr., Maywood Road, Harveys
Lake, will observe their 41st
wedding anniversary Nov. 27.
The couple, former residents
of Duryea, were married
Thanksgiving Day in. Holy
Family R. C. Church bythe late
Rev. Francis Kasaczun. Mrs.
Traigis is the former Edna
Kralick, Wilkes-Barre.
They have four children—
William Jr., Norristown;
Barbara Yuhas, Moscow;
Caroline Zielinski, Miamisburg,
Ohio, and Airman 1.C. Edmund jy
Traigis, Lowry AFB, Denver,
Colo. They also have six
grandchildren—Barbara Ann,
Catherine and Jeffrey Yuhas,
and William 3rd, Mary Beth and
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by Nelson Woolbert
696-1689
Kresge, Rear 229 Cliffside Ave.
Edward Croom, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Croom, Car-
verton Road, has been
promoted to assistant sales
manager in the Philadelphia
area for Congolum Corporation.
Mr. and Mrs. William Hess
and family, Allentown, will
spend the Thanksgiving holiday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
karl I. Hess, Carverton Road.
Mrs. Jesse Jones, Carverton
Road, will celebrate her birth-
day tomorrow.
srownie Troop 627 held its
investiture ceremony on
Tuesday after school at the fire
house. Parents and friends were
guests.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles Shales;
Atherholdt Drive, will entertain
family at a Thanksgiving
dinner.
David Rosnick, Staub Road
will celebrate his ninth bir-
thday tomorrow. David, son of
Mr. and Mrs. David Rosnick
Sr.. attends Dallas Junior Hgih
School.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred An-
derson, Harveys Lake, for-
merly of Holly Street, will
celebrate their 38th wedding
anniversary Thanksgiving.
Their grandson, Todd Lenahan,
son of Mr. and Mrs. John
L.enahan, Terrace Avenue, will
be three the same day.
Mrs. Donald Anderson, Mrs.
George Gaylord, and Mrs.
Herman Reese are members of
the nominating committee for
Friendship Class of Trucksville
United Methodist Church. They
will report at the December
meeting of the class.
Mr. and Mrs. James Gom-
mer. 295 Carverton Road, have
changed their address ‘to 14
Pear Tree Lane, Grandview
Acres, Dallas.
work as it speaks to his con-
temporaries. The true essence
of art, she said, is that it
delights the eye, instructs the
mind and moves the human
spirit.
The painter describes her
work as being lyrical, poetic,
and close to nature.’ ‘Her
paintings make use of the
organic strength in the struc-
ture and color of nature’s form-
s. All of her paintings have been
done recently. Among them are
“Sun and Shadow,” “The Lost
Bridge,” and ““Snowbound.”
There is no charge for ad-
mission and persons interested
in oil paintings are encouraged
to attend the exhibit. It will be
open to the public daily from 9
a.m. to5 p.m. and from 7 p.m. to
9 p.m,
photo by Jim Kozemchak
THE DALLAS POST, NOV. 23, 1971
Dallas Resident Assisting
In Seminar at Misericordia
Richard Dower of Carr
Avenue, Dallas, will assist in
conducting the liturgical music
seminar currently being pre-
sented by College Misericordia
for choir masters and organists
in the Scranton Diocese, it was
announced by Sister Mary
Carmel MecGarigle, RSM,
seminar director.
Mr. Dower will lecture on
basic hymn playing, basic
anthem accompaniment, and
suggestions for preludes and
offertories. Depending upon the
instruments played by the
people attending, Mr. Dower
will extend his lecture to include
electronic instruments. He will
also demonstrate techniques.
Mr. Dower is an assistant
professor of music at College
Misericordia and music
director of the First Baptist
Paul Adamshick and Larry Denmon examine the Circle K Club
emblem at the Penn State campus in Lehman.
Area Students Attend
Penn State Career Day
Two Lake-Lehman high
school seniors were among the
150 students from 15 area-wide
high schools attending the
recent Career Day at Wilkes-
Barre Campus of The Pennsyl-
“ vania State University.
The program, sponsored by
members of Circle K. Club, was
for the purpose of helping high
school seniors become familiar
with various courses offered by
the local campus and opportun-
ities available in related fields.
The students were welcomed
by John R. Murphy, dean of
student affairs, and received in-
formation on registration and
educational programs from
both Dean Murphy and Coun-
selor Robert Sabatino.
Following lunch hosted by
Circle K members, the seniors
visited various facilities and de-
partments with club members
acting as guides. The seniors
also sat in during class periods
of their choosing and met with
campus department heads.
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Church in Wilkes-Barre. He re-
ceived his Masters degree from
Eastman and is currently
working on his doctorate at the
same institution.
The College Misericordia
liturgical seminar is conducted
at the college every Thursday
evening at 7:30 and is open to all
members of the Diocese. The
seminars will continue through
December.
Film on Dances to Be Shown at Misericordia
College Misericordia’s Cul-
tural Events Committee will
present ‘‘Plisetskaya Dances”,
the third and final film in this
semester’s film series, at 7:30,
Dec. 8, according to committee
chairman, Sister Marie Dolores
Moore, RSM.
The film will be presented in
Walsh Auditorium on campus
and will be open to the public at
no charge.
Winner of numerous interna-
tional cinema awards, ‘‘Pliset-
skaya Dances” is a study of
Maya Plisetskaya, prima bal-
lerina of the Bolshoi Ballet. In-
cluded in the film are dance se-
quences from ‘“‘Sleeping
Beauty’, ‘“‘Swan Lake,” and
“Don Quixote’.
The film will be introduced at
College Misericordia by Jenette
Lancos, dance instructor at the
college. Miss Lancos will lead a
brief panel discussion on the
film prior to its showing.
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Krashnaks Attend
Meeting in Atlanta
Dr. and Mrs.
Krashnak Jr., chiropractor at
Edwardsville and Plymouth,
recently returned from a trip to
Atlanta, Ga., where they at-
tended the D.E. (Dynamic
Essential) meeting. Guests
included chiropractors from all
over the United States, Canada
and Europe.
Principal speaker was inter-
nationally-known Dr. Sid E.
Williams.
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