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. Music by Mozart,
Richard Strauss,
Tchaikovsky and Schuller
are on the program for
Northeastern = Pennsyl-
vania Philharmonic’s
“Family Symphony
Sampler,” featuring the
gifted conductor-pianist
John Covelli, Nov. 28 at
the Irem Temple, Wilkes-
Barre, and Nov. 29 at the
Masonic Temple in
Scranton. Concert-time is
8:30 p.m. both evenings.
extraordinary talents
have been lauded by
critics here and abroad, is
a frequent guest con-
ductor of the Boston Pops
and Cleveland Orchestra
and is currently music
director of the Flint,
Mich., Symphony
Orchestra. Maestro
Covelli is the second of
five finalists for music
director of the North-
eastern Pennsylvania
Philharmonic to conduct
winning pianist and has
been an Exxon-National
Endowment for the Arts
Conducting Fellow. With
the Northeastern Penn-
sylvania Philharmonic,
he will not only be guest
maestro, but also guest
soloist for a performance
Concerto No. 20.
The other program
selections--Tchaikovsky’s
Hamlet Overture, A suite
from Strauss’s comic
Residents
await Downs
successor
The appointment of a
successor to fill the post of
late Magistrate Herbert
Downs of Beaumont by
Governor Richard
Thornburgh is being
awaited by residents of
the Monroe-Noxen-No-
rthmoreland and Eaton
Townships areas.
Five candidates have
tossed their hats in for the
appointment including the
late magistrate’s
daughter, Mrs. Susan
Downs Kehrli, presently
John Covelli, whose i IE er a, Der : :
here Heels an award Rioakavalier. and residing in Cortland, g
Schuller’s ‘Seven Studies : : ; NY Ye . :
ie . . 19 ? residency in Hie
oy Chiropractic today for a ne poter 2 THANKSGIVING BASKETS-Dallas Women of Kiwanis right, Mrs. Andre Billinge, Mrs. Martin Moore, co- Township, Mrs. Kehrli is §
: g which. in spent Monday packing Thanksgiving baskets for families chairman; Mrs. Peter George, Mrs. Leonard Harvey, completing a four-week
DA = better world tomorrow. hen, Jn ie ee in the Back Mountain. Busy packing the boxes are, left to Mrs. Robert Dolbear, Mrs. Fred Anderson, president; for magistrates in
Sm: manager Sally Preate, ‘is Mrs. Bernard Banks, co-chairman. (Mark Moran Photo) Chae a,
Se Correcting spinal misallignments | perfect for introducing ° o ° ° Mrs, Kehriiis the i
from birth normalizes nerve tran- | the family to the or- T d person who has sent an
SES fombis malic ete tan | Ue Sg et ransportation projects in jeopardy Sopitcation | to the
mn body, producing an increase in body fii es The failure of the in Hanover. Possibly the budgets,” Sheehan stated. “Additionally, we must may Se pioped
ES function at every level. The oF prices, including Pennsylvania Legislature only transportation “While we certainly consider the impact of the by the United Services
ot elimination of spinal misallignments the. Philharmonic's to enact Governor Thorn- project in Luzerne County don’t like the introduction = Middle Road Inter- Agency in Tunkhannock.
— improves: popular “Family Circle” burg’s proposed SWAP that will be completed is of any new taxes, we change,” Sheehan con- Governor Thornburgh has
wren ih ~The cardio-vascular system Sootion. tax will indefinitely delay the Berwick-Nescopeck recognize the fact that the tinued. “If the con- not as yet made known
= ‘>. The hormonal system Tickets are available several local road bridge.” ; department cannot be struction is delayed, it is who he intends to appoint
oE, The digestive system through the Philharmonic Le Sheehan Ty Recognizing ihe, J expected to operate certainly going to effect to the post, which requires
“d= 2 Theelimination & respirationsystem | hotline, 654-4788 or 342- ive di De I without predictable the long-term develop- confirmation by the state
== Resistance 0920, and at the following executive director of the highway system, the funding,” he added. ment of Hanover Senate. |
SE en Ad ti regular outlets: Spruce Greater Wilkes-Barre Greater Wilkes-Barre Industrial Estates as well Others, who have
a ape on Reord Shoo sad os Chamber of Commerce, Chamber of Commerce The SWAP proposal as Luzerne County announced for. the
tn . sne back Soll commented, “It is a has supported the SWAP would provide a per- Community College. It is magisterial post are Mrs.
Ce iT. usness ton Dik Ei serious matter. This program since its in- centage gas tax, as op- ironic that this should Leslie (Turrell) Bullock
2 Py a crucial piece of legislation ception. posed toa flatrate. Inthat coincide with the opening of Noxen; Robert
=A SN oa never left committee. : way, increased gas prices of Section I of the North Rosengrant of Eaton q 4
\7 “9 DR. RICHARD N. LANGDON Rocord Mart, Wilkes. people dontrealize that “Pennsylvania’s state and the accompanying Cross Valley Express- Township; Mrs. Gladys :
ir : : ’ Bitoe: ad Dembsevs the future of the North maintained road system, drops in consumption way.” Crispell a notary public
% 3 Chiropractor Towels ala Cross Valley Expressway with nearly 45,000 milesof ~~ would not cause state in Monroe Township, and
ay: hall box offices ramp to Conyngham highway and 27,000 transportation revenues “Finally, because of the Mickey LeMardy Faton
ill Coon. al 5:30 pan Avenue and Wilkes-Barre bridges, is the fourth to spiral downward. This lack of predictable fun- Township constable
[hia orion ie Tons Boulevard are closely tied largest in the nation. It tax would effect those ding, job losses relating to j
120 South River St. Bt tiokot Salo but earl to available funding. has the same amount of individuals who use the the necessary consolida- Twins
Plains, Pa. 18705 (T17)822-4848 | | reservaiions re. 2 5 Projects throughout the miles as New York, New Commonwealth's roads tion of maintenance and
; vicable. dus to the county will be affected Jersey, and all the New and highways. Every engineering district staffs
Viwilenortiof emriiy lof athe including the proposed England states yet the driver who is concerned poses a very real Mother
Cross Volley E program North Street extension Department of Tran- with the quality of road problem. Hopefully, the
alley cxpressway } from Wilkes-Barre sportation is expected to = maintenance should be next sessi is- Cl b i
; t session of the legis: u meets
Boulevard to 1-81 and the operate on less than half aware of the implications lature will tackle this |
Middle Road Interchange of their combined of funding cutbacks. crisis.” The Luzerne County |
. . Mothers’ ‘of Twins Club 1
held its annual member- :
Wilkes installs computer phone system ata 1
Lutheran Church, Wilkes- fl
' es College Shered over the oo Several system provided by CTTC when that axiemion Barre Vivian Cardell i
e age of telephone years. e system’s offers a number of ad- becomes free; call for- 3 i
MAIN ST. FOREST CITY (VANDLING WAREHOUSE Compuigricanoloy ih flexibility allows the vantages over the warding which means osied
EE CR i the recent installation of a college to program in- revious cord board ; i
BRAND NAME MERCHANDISE PLENTY OF FREE PARKING new electronic digital dividual telephones to ron. Many of the ficoming calls to 2 guests eee |
5 telephone system accommodate specific functions provided by the telep one gan ° corsages made by the [
ONCE 0CK provided by = Com- user’s communications operator in the past can automatically forwarded committee, Bruce ik ” |
A YEAR ST monwealth Telephone needs. The system can be now be performed by each 0 softer esension; nd Wilkes College Professor. 5 1
fir : 3 Technologies Corporation easily expanded to meet telephone user. Elec- conferencing which spoke on the res on
(CTTC), a subsidiary of future communications tronic features include permits the telephone P L |
Commonwealth Telep-
hone Enterprises, Inc.
Approximately 350 push
button telephones were
installed in the college’s
45 buildings in Wilkes-
Barre and remote lines
requirements. The use of
digital technology in the
design of the system will
permit the college to
utilize future state-of-the-
art advancements in
communications without
FABRIC were installed at Ralston costly system
Field in Kingston. modifications and
The decision to pur- retrofits.
S chase the new system will In addition to sub-
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A general meeting
followed conducted by
President Mrs. Marie
Heckman
A by allowing 10 percent off on
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; —-Members of the secretarial association of the area’s schools
¢ E : CHRISTMAS CARDS were hosted by Dallas District members last week at The Castle Inn. Seated, left to . it
A ot 5 Ph. 8231534 right, are association officers, Gean Elko, treasurer; Shirley Frederici, vice
president; Irene Transue, president; Judy Heller, West Side Tech; standing, Jane
Hackling, Phyllis Sappe, Mary Shaver, Peggy Boyes, Ruth Young, and Loretta
Thomas, Dallas District hostesses. (Mark Moran Photo)
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