; FASHION SHOW—Dallas Band Parents are sponsoring a fashion show April 28 at the community room of Pomeroy’s Department Store at Wyoming Valley Mall. PAGE SEVEN The annual spring concert of the -Lake-Lehman symphonic congert band is scheduled at the high school this Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings. Director is ,Johm Miliauskas, well-known for his + The program’ begins at 8 p.m: with the 80 member cadet band, directed by Jonathan Pineno, assistant director. Members of cadet group are flutes, Bethel Cowart, Karen Holmgren, Kim Sando, Robin Cigarski, Kim Shirk, Lori Hummel; clarinets, Cecilia Muller, Tracey Jones, Warren Harding, Sandy Jones, Kim Burk, Babette Cowart, Debbie ‘Lansberry and Cindy Titus; ‘also, Debbie Rogers, Albert Kerns, Brenda ,Baker, Debbie Crawford, Donna Brandreth, Laurie Kinney, Roberta | MeDaniels, Eileen Cigarski, Le Ann McKeel, Sharon Skochen, Tracy Tomkins, Jane Coolbaugh, Joyce Stiefel, Wendy Yascur, Anita Dargelis, Marijean Konopke, Lorraine Dembowski. Cornets, Frank Snyder, Marie Tim Tallent, David Kollar, Stacey Haddonfield Hills Home- owners Association will - Cragle, Tim. Harvey, John Stepanik, Terry. Knorr, Tammy Sayre, Frank Kutz, Jodi Weber; E flat horn, Donna Petroski, Susan Murray, Carol Thomas, Suzanne Dembowski; sax®phone, Terry Price; alto clarinet, David Glogowski; baritone, Susan Paci, Molly Lamoreaux, Melinda Muller; trombones, Paul Wolensky, John Solomon, Donna Ide, Elaine Cigarski, Chris Nitsche, Ed Havrilla, Brad Petroski, Jim Evans. Tubas, Charles Kasko, John Hudak, John Kasko, Greg Adams, Amy Fermier, Keith Austin; percussion, Colleen Crane, Jennifer Yurko, Arthur Searfoss, Paul Dembowski, Donald Montigney, Mike Perkowski, Lisa Rynkiewicz; bells, Rosemary Annetta. Following the cadet band performance, the Knights band will present a program of contemporary music interspersed with patriotic numbers in observance of the Bicentennial year. Specialty number of the concert will clarinet, David Brown on trumpet, Norman McCaffrey, tuba, Philip Smith, tenor saxophone, trombone, Larry Major and drums, Paul DeBarry. The band front will perform in two numbers and the narrator of" the finale will be Ronald Kinney. Tickets for Thursday night’s performance are limited with seats guaranteed. Friday and Saturday nights are regular admission. Tickets may be purchased from any band ° member, from Francis Wilczewski, concert chairman, or at the door. The public is invited to attend. Mothers and female band members are reminded to bake for the sale to be held all three nights by the Band Sponsors Association, in the high school lobby. Mrs. Michael Houssock is chairman. Following the concert, Knights band personnel will be hard at work practicing for their trip to the field show and parade competition which will be held in Louisville, Ky. prior to the Kentucky Derby. Dates of the trip are April 27th to May 1st. Band accepted an invitation to this Kentucky Derby Festival. Gwen Salansky is handling radio and television publicity for the band in conjunction with Mrs. Betty R. DeBarry, publicity chairman for the band sponsors. Friday, April 9, 8:30 p.m., in the meeting room of the Huntsville UM A baked chicken supper do Eastern. Bank, will be served family style : in the Huntsville United : ; : : Election of officers for Methodist Cnmch gn Ape 2 1976-77 will be held. All 1. 30 pm g g members and residents are Adult tickets $3 children F864 to attend. $1.50. Enjoy the softness and flexibility that you've always wanted in a shoe. i Planning the event are (left to right) first row, Mrs. Frank by Fay Broody) 1 g : J . Band Parents plan fashion show Apr. 28 FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS The Dallas Band Parents will be the comentator. Sheldon MacAvoy. Mrs. HI. Wolfe. Pg CI ) fasetation will ‘hold a Refreshments will be publicity, Mrs. Francis J. Tickets can be purchased CUT FLOWERS § ashion show at Pomeroy’s served. Barry. The refreshment from any of the above ; i community room in Chairman of the fashion committee, Mrs. Clyde committee, any member of HANGING PLANTS Wyoming Valley Mall on show is Mrs. George Davis, Mrs. Frank the Dallas Band Patents Wednesday, April 28at 7:30 Weaver. Assisting Mrs. English, Mrs. William Association or at Evans CENTERPIECES p.m. Weaver are Tickets, Mrs. Wentz, Mrs. Reese Pelton, Drug Store on the highway f Mrs. Dorothy Mugford Fred Templin and Mrs. Mrs. Harvey O'Dell and ~~ in Shavertown. PLANTS (harm (ep . Lehman-Jackson PTA plans curriculum talk MISSY nets WT TU NE ee ee iB JR O OPO POO, {§ Lehman-Jackson will be Charles James, curriculum and Angelo answer period after the ORCH | D COR S A ee Y A 2 TA Slomentary principad DeCesaris, ‘school board program. GES iA i spneeting will be held Apri nthony Marchakitus, director. The topic will be Refreshments will be : . : x 1 i \¥2, 7:30 p.m. "in the multi assistant to superintendant school curriculum. There served. All are invited to (cash & carry) 2 3 : 10 day walls test i purpose room of the school. . of ‘business affairs and will be a question and attend the meeting. 4 If you are not satisfied that our shoes are the | Speakers for the evening ; EASTE BH Ll LI ES best fitting and most comfortable shoes you Thomas Weaver undergoes heart surgery $795 ave ver worn fhe ah sud viel ] : refund your money! Thomas Weaver, son of surgery, March 29, at still live at home, has a (cash & carry ) 2 La Mrs. Frances Weaver and Children’s Hospital, twin brother, Timothy. His x : 9 i the late Emerson Richard Philadelphia. father died December, : sy ; 8 2 8 Feil Weaver, Outlet, RD 4, Thomas, one of then 1973. He is a fifth grade : ; 5 Dallas, underwent heart children, seven of whom student at Lake-Lehman : oY : Lr NY 0) S 0 : | oe us ks Erman soo | HILL THE FLORIST | BLLTIAURN UR (Vi 38 ac t. Mercy Auxiliary ; ; : J Friends who would like ; d Dallas Sin in No to meet Tuesday , April 13 pidemiensms | er 8 Barnie Hil Coun lai The Back Mt. Branch of from members or may be Weaver, Children’s 3 N. Pioneer Ave. Shavertown CYR SIYe Mercy Hospital Auxiliary purchased at the door. Hospital, 6th floor, 34th ! / Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Saturday. will hold its meeting on This meeting is most Street, Civic Center 696 1178 9:30 a.m. to 6 p.m. : Tuesday, April 13 at the important and all mem- Building, Philadelphia, Pa. \_ T Thursday & Friday 9:30 a.m. to 9 pem.. i i Mercy Center, Dallas. bers are urged to attend. Thomas: Weaver Luncheon will be served at sss se 12:30 p.m. Mrs. Joseph oe * ie Retzel is taking reserva- Hawaii visit ay : Mr. and Mrs. Jay Schoonover of Plains, A card party will be held formerly of on April 24 at 2 p.m. at , Centermoreland, returned Mercy Center. Mrs. John Come see our last week from a one month Konsavage is chairman, Si 5.15 selections visit in Hawaii. Mrs. Adam Hozempa is co- izes 2 Leisure Suits They were the guests of chairman. They are being Sizes 6-18 eisu their daughter and son-in- assisted by Mrs. Regis ; Sport coats law Dr. and Mrs. A. Brice, Mrs. Paul Mena- Bobbie Brooks Slacks Hariharan. The visit was to pace, Mrs. Anne Stenger, Pandora . celebrate the arrival of a Mrs. John Thompson, Miss Lady Wrangler Dress Shirts new grandson. Mary Weir, Mrs. Joseph Y } gle Fashion Shirts Dr. and Mrs. Hariharan Yenason. i Jack Winters Sweaters have two older children Tickets are available and many others Jeans also. { A 3 : ccessories : Haggar AF G HAN, S i Farah | 1 L : | {Girls A Career Club | Sizes 4-16 : Van Heusen E . Easter! L : = = X | Dresses by | i = Knit or Crochet 2 pe | Polly Flinders - | x « Nanette 3 017 yours before ER /soortewenr by {e \ | . H ht Bd a Fa 0. 8 summer arrives! Arleen [ 1. : Newborn to 4T *y Heatthiex a 3 5 1] Famous Brands IF YOU fu hres os ; 2 A428 UL 5 Carters aa 2:|and many others rN HAVE DOUBTS... yothers = SE ; Pe 0 Baty Slo : : urity ASK ABOUT Boys : : Bluebird ; OUR CLASSES. Leisure Suits by —— Healthtex : Farah / P i olly Flinders : Th e Nu th a tc h Sportswear by 1 Doespun X26 Lake St., Dallas Healthtex : and many Betty Challis, Prop : a anaes Th 11] / others. ; : na many orners 4 Phone 675-0525 ; : [] i
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