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The Sinfonia da Camera
will present ‘its: first
concert of the season
Saturday, Oct. 3, 8:30
p.m. in the Walsh
Auditorium, College
Misericordia, Dallas.
Tickets are available at
the door. :
Guest “artist “for the
evening will be Kineko
Okumura, violinist. - She
will perform the
Orchestra Trio in C Major
by J. Stamitz, “Suite” for
Strings by Scarlatti,
‘‘Crisantemi’’ by Puccini,
‘‘Hueya’’ by Alberto
Williams and the Violin
Concerto in D Major by
Paganini.
_ Okumura was born in
Tokyo where she began an
early musical career
performing and
demonstrating for
students: throughout
Japan. As a Fullbright
Scholar she studied in the
United States making her
debut at the Gardner
Museum in Boston. -
As a student ‘at ‘the
Manhattan School of
Music, Kineko was
selected on three oc-
casions to perform with
the Manhattan Orchestra.
After winning a prize at
the Paganini Inter-
national Competition she
traveled in Italy ap-
pearing with the Sienna
Chamber Orchestra. Also
in Italy Okumura was
selected from the Master
Class of Franco Gulli to:
perform at ‘the Grand
Concert of the Academia
Chigiana. Her’s was the
only performance which
was reviewed. The Sienna
News said, ‘...she has
confirmed brilliantly her
natural artistic virtuosity;
La Campanella was
unusually satisfying,
spontaneous and very
coherent musically.
Kineko Okumura is ‘a
graduate’ of the Julliard
School where she studied
with: Oscar Shumsky.
Currently she is a
member of the Y
Chamber Symphony and
Gramercy String Quartet.
Last summer the quartet
was featured at the
Virginia Festival for the
performing arts: Miss
Okumura also appeared
as soloist with the festival
orchestra.
BY MIKE POLK, 333-4
Two members of
Centermoreland = Boy
Scout Troop 336 have
completed qualification
for Eagle Scout awards
and will be presented
their Eagle pins at formal
ceremonies to’ be held
later in the Fall. They are
Robert Faux and Richard
Morgan.
Supervisors of Franklin
Township will meet
Monday evening at 8 in
the basement of the
Orange United Methodist
Church. Among the items
on the agenda will be the
opening of bids for a used
tractor-grader for the
township road depart-
ment,
Cub Pack 336 of Cen-
termoreland has been
reorganized and will meet
Monday evening at 7:30 in
Centermoreland United
Methodist Church social
rooms. Russell Dymond
is the new cubmaster.
About a score of area
residents were among the
more than 320 persons,
sho attended
testimonial dinner
honoring Rev. Father
Thomas Croghan, pastor
of Sacred Heart R.C.
Church, Plains, on the
35th” anniversary of his
ordination into the Roman
Catholic priesthood. Rev.
Father Croghan served as
pastor of St. Frances X.
Gabrini R.C. Church in
Carverton and its’ sister
parish, Blessed
Sacrament R.C. Church in
Centermoreland, before
his transfer to the Plains
Church. Among area
residents attending were
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard
Krispin, Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Mikelaichik, Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Prusko,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Scholze, Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Buzunis and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Latosek, Miss
Florence Latosek, Mrs.
Alexandra’ Mravec and
son Alex, "Mrs. Betty
Dorranece,- Mrs. Mary
Krakesky and Rev.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Krispin = of Houston,
Texas, have announced
the birth: of their first
child, a son born on Sept. 3
in Houston. Mrs. Krispin
is the former Miss Mary
Jane Kundrat, ‘daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. John
Kundrat of Carverton.
Mr. Krispin is the son of
Leonard and Alice
Krispin of Krispin Road,
Carverton. Mrs. John
Kundrat, grandmother of
PEI
the new youngster, and
her daughter, Debbie
Kundrat, spent a month in
Houston, and returned
over the week end.
Grandfather Kundrat
journeyed to Houston last
week and accompanied
Mrs. Kundrat home.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Sands, who own and
operate Sandsdale Farm
in Carverton, are showing
a dozen of their prize
Holstein cattle and the
Bloomsburg Fair, which
is being held this week.
The couple, over the
years, have won many
blue ribbon awards in
addition to winning the
coveted ‘Premeier
Breeder and Exhibitor’
award. This week the
Sands’ have entries in the
Junior, Intermediate and
Senior heifer calf classes;
senior yearling heifer and
a nine-month old bull calf.
Flowers on the altar for
Sunday services at Mount
Zion United Methodist
Church were presented by
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
Shaffer in memory of
their grandson, Jason
Gaughan; and by Mr. and
Mrs. John Borzell in
memory of the late Mabel
Brace.
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Supervisors of Nor-
thmoreland Township will
meet Monday evening at 7
at the home of the board’s
secretary-treasurer, Mrs.
Millard Beatty; Route 292,
Centermoreland. Jack
Husband is board
chairman. :
World Communion Day
will be observed on
Sunday in all three
churches of the Cen-
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Classified Ads
ermoreland United
Methodist Charge. Rev.
"Donald Walter, pastor,
will distribute: com-
munion at the morning
worship service at East
Dallas at ‘9 a.m. at
Dymond Hollow at 10 a.m.
and at ‘Centermoreland
UM church at 11:15.
Mr. and Mrs. David B.
(Marilyn) Carr of West
Palm Beach, Fla. and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas (Carol)
Dorosky of Homestead,
Fla. returned Sunday
Mrs. Carr's and Mrs.
Dorosky’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Spare of
Carverton, who observed
their golden wedding
anniversary on Friday
and were honored at an
open house Sunday.
York Swartwood of
Sutton Creek Road is
home and somewhat
improved after a week as
a medical parient ‘in
Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital.
Friends of Herman
Coon of Carverton will be
glad to learn his condition
pool at ‘St. Michael's :
School for Boys at Hoban
Heights: Ted Dreisbach :
of Falls, a member of the |
faculty: at Penn State’s ©
~ Lehman. campus, is
— swimming instructor. |
About 30 members of the
troop are participating in -
the program to’ develop |
their aquatic skills. *
Incidently, the troop has
captured district.
swimming honors for the |
past 11 years. §
at Wilkes-Barre General
Hospital where he has
been a medical parient
about ‘three weeks is
somewhat improved.
Mrs. Gene Patti Long of
Lake Worth, Fla,
returned Monday after
attending the open house
celebration for her
grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Spare of
Carverton.
Trustee board of East :
Dallas United Methodist |
Church will meet Wed- |
nesday evening, Oct. 7, at
7. A meeting of the ad-
every other Tuesday ministrative council will
evening at the swimming follow at 7:30. it
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