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There will be bingo held at the Franklin Twp. Volun-
teer Fire Company in Orange on Friday nights. Doors
will open at 6 p.m. and an early bird special will be
The Wyoming Valley Ski Club will hold their monthly
meeting on Tuesday, Feb. 2, 8:15 p.m. at Gus Genetti
Motor Inn, Wilkes-Barre. In conjunction with the Wed-
nesday evening ski lesson program, WVSC will provide
CAROLE WALL (right) instructor of the fashion course
at West Side Area Technical School, Kingston, oversees
the work of Mary Anne O’Kane, student in the afternoon
session, who helped make 24 tablecloths for the Leader
round-trip bus transportation to Elk Mountain at a low
cost. The bus leaves behind Sears at the Wyoming Valley
Mall at approximately 5:30 p.m. and departs from Elk
Mt. at approximately 11:30 p.m.
Kingston Twp. Ambulance Ladies Auxiliary will meet
‘Wednesday, Jan. 27, at 8 p.m. in the newly constructed
Ambulance Association Building, at 200 E. Center St.,
Shavertown. Nw members are always welcome.
Refreshments will be served. ?
Rehabilitation Center-West in Kingston. Students in the
course also helped pay for materials. The tablecloths will
be used at the Leader Center for holidays.
Soprano Christine
Donahue, a Metropolitan
Opera National Auditions
the world premiere of
Richard Wargo’s concert
opera, ‘The ‘River
Temple, Wilkes-Barre,
and Saturday, Jan. 30 at
8:30 at the Masonic
Temple, Scranton.
A native of Kingston,
Miss, Donahue was
School, from which she
received a master’s
degree in voice and opera.
Miss Donahue was a
member ‘of Houston
Operas Studio for three
sultant from East Stroudsburg State College, presented
information to the Dallas School District’s Citizen
Advisory Committee on the recent Needs Assessment
that was conducted throughout the community. This
information will be incorporated into the Dallas School
District’s Long Range Plan for School Improvement. In
attendance were: ‘left to right, Donald J. Evans.
Frederick J. Case. Dr. Andrew Shaw, Jr., Julie
Conologue, Ruth Husband. 2nd row, Brooke P. Hunt,
Martin Moore, Ronald Moran, Donald Bortz, Gerald
Wyecallis, Ellen Nagy, Samuel Barbose. a
Students in grades 7-12
will have an opportunity
to compete in a local art
contest this march. The
first annual SUZANNE
MARIA ROSSETTI ART
second, and third prize
ribbons for each of the
grade levels in each of the
five following categories;
watercolor; oil, alkyd,
and acrylic; pencil and
CONTEST will be charcoal; ink and
sponsored by Joe and Sue scratchboard; and pastel.
Hand, owners and There will be a total of 90
ribbons awarded by three
qualified judges. There is
a limit of five entries per
person, and a size limit of
two by three feet. (24 by
36”"). All entires must be
matted or framed, since
operators of Sue Hand’s
Imagery, Dallas.
The contest is open to
any 7-12 grade student
residing in the Dallas or
Lehman School Districts,
even if they attend private
or parochial school; or the winners will be
anyone taking lessons at exhibited immediately.
the Imagery, regardless Entries may be
delivered to Sue Hand's
Imagery from Monday,
of residence.
There will be first,
Ice skating party
at Lake Silkworth
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a
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Ril
winner, will sing the Flows,” as part of the
leading role of Frances orchestra’s ‘‘Pennsylv-
Slocum when the North- ania Tricentennial
eastern Pennsylvania Celebration,”” Friday,
Philharmonic ~~ presents Jan. 29 at 8:30 at the Irem
James H. Aikman,
director of development
at Wilkes College recently
recieved the Doctor of
Public Administration
degree from = Nova
Nniversity, Fla.
Aikman, who has
served in his present
position at Wilkes for the
past five years, holds a
B.S. in mathematics from
the University of
Nebraska, and M.S. in
systems = management
from the University of
Southern California. A
veteran of 27 years with
the United States Air
Force, retiring as a
Colonel, Aikman served in
various command and
staff positions which
included: jet-fighter pilot,
graduated from Wilkes
professor aerospace
technology and as deputy-
commander = of Tri-
Service Public Affairs
School.
Married to the former
Rita Balayszis, the couple
Sinfonia da Camera,
under the direction of
conductor Ferdinand R.
Liva, performed in a
concert of classical music
in the school auditorium
on Jan. 20.
Sinfonia is the
professional orchestra,
resident at College
Misericordia, with Mr.
Liva as both conductor
and musical director.
Student soloists with the
orchestra include Mark
Liva, Dallas junior high
student, in a piano solo of
the Haydn Youth Con-
certo in C Major, the first
movement. Performing
the Vivaldi Concerto for
two Violins in A Minor
were Ferdinand R. Liva,
Jr. and Victor Liva.
Victor is in the seventh
grade at Dallas, and Dino
is a student at the Dallas
Senior High School. Both
Dino and Victor are
Dallas Junior High
School is celebrating
Super Bowl Week with a
Super Speller Contest, the
first annual SUPER
SPELLING BEE. All
seventh graders at the
school have been
preparing for the contest
since early in October. On
Jan. 26, 20 finalists will
participate in the grand
Super Spelling bee in the
Las,
Participants are the
students of Mrs. Maryann
Sigworth and Mrs. Kathy
Wega. Judges for the
grand finale will be Mrs.
Becky Shuster, physical
education instructor, and
Mr. Gordon Schlier,
resides with their two
children, Anita and
James, in the Back
Mountain area.
members of the
musicians union and
perform frequently: with
the orchestra. Dallas
students, above, who
performed with Sinfonia
are left to right, Fer-
dinand R. Liva, Jr.;
Victor Liva; Mark Liva
years and for two seasons
toured with Texas Opera
Theatre in a wide variety
of roles ranging from Cio
Cio San to Rosina. She has
sung leading roles with
the Juilliard @ Opera
Department, American
Opera Center, Houston
Opera, Michigan Opera
Theatre Spring Festival,
and the Youngstown,
Ohio, Symphony Society.
Her concert appearances
have included the Verdi
with the
Juilliard Symphony, the
Victoria, Tex., Sym-
phony, and the University
of Houston | Festival
numerous appearances in
the Wilkes-Barre-Scra-
nton area and will sing the
role of Violetta when the
Philharmonic presents a
full concert version of La
Traviata in April.
joined in the world
premiere by tenor Mark
Thomsen, baritone Paul
Rowe, and mezzo-soprano
Kate Nesbit.
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Parties Coming up —
An ice skating party at
Lake Silkworth sponsored
by the Lake Silkworth
Volunteer Fire Company
will be held Sunday, Jan.
mitting from noon until
dusk.
Refreshments will be
sold at the Lake Silkworth
Fire Company Chuck
31, and every Sunday Wagon.
thereafter weather per-
West Side
Tech Menu
WEST SIDE VO TECH
Feb.1-5
MONDAY--Hot dog, sauerkraut garnish, chips, cheese
cubes, orange smiles, milk.
TUESDAY --Hoagie, lettuce-tomato, Italian dressing,
applesauce, ginger bread, milk. :
WEDNESDAY--Cubed turkey, mashed potatoes,
seasoned peas, homemade roll-butter, jello-whipped
cream, milk.
THURSDAY--Fruit juice, hot ham on bun, corn, creamy
rice pudding-raisins, milk.
FRIDAY--Fish on bun, tartar sauce, cole slaw, buttered
green beans, chocolate fudge cookies, milk.
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March 22 to Saturday,
March 27, during regular
studio hours. The winners
will be ‘exhibited at the
Imagery, 35 Main St.,
Dallas, from Monday,
March 29 through Friday,
April 2. The public is
invited to attend.
The contest honors
Suzanne Rossetti, a 26-
year-old resident of
Phoenix, Ariz. who last
January was kidnapped
and raped by convicts
(one escaped, one on a
work release program)
who then threw her off a
clif, climbed down to her,
and finally stoned her to
death. Ms. Rossetti was a
native of the Boston Area.
Her sister. is. an art
teacher near there.
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