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This week’s Post Spot-
light is on Dino Liva,
junior at Dallas Senior
Dino is known throughout
the local area for his
musical talent. . His
musical ability is not sur-
prising since both his
professor of music at
College Misericordia and
conductor of Sinfonia da
mother teaches piano and
plays the cello. She has a
master’s degree in music
and also is a member of
Sinfonia.
auditioned and placed
first as concert master for
the State’s Orchestra in
Eastern Seaboard States
where he has qualified
and will play the violin in
the performance. Unless
interested in music, few
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violin for the past eight
years, taking lessons
from his father. Last year
has worked his way
through Regionals, States
and now All Eastern Sea-
board States.
Dino has played all over
brother, Victor, have per-
formed for both
elementary and second-
ary students of the Dallas
School District.
with a band. Mark also”
performed once at the
school. Victor plays the
piano. Dino’s youngest
brother, Mario, age 11,
nine, are taking lessons
Despite practicing on
other interests such as
swimming, racquet ball
and basketball.
He does not participate
in other sports programs
parents are talented Dino is concert master people realize the honor Wyoming Valley with THURSDAY--Valentine Day’s Turkey Dinner-Roasted
* musicians. for Sinfonia da Camera. Dino has received. different orchestras, Tom turkey-gravy, whipped potatoes, sausage stuffing,
Dino’s father is Most recently he He has been playing the including the Oratorio cranberry salad, milk. Bonus: Valentine chocolate cake,
Society. He and his Senior Buffet. Buy your sweetheart a lunch today.
servatory. If he gets the
opportunity, Dino would
like to study in Europe.
Dino’s father speaks
Italian fluently but Dino
has not mastered the
language as yet but does
understand it and can
speak a little.
because of possible injury
to his hands but Dino
enjoys them as a spec-
tator.
He is an excellent
student and has been on
the Honor Roll in both
junior and senior high
school. Dino plans to
following graduation from
high’ school. He is
currently taking his SAT’s
but needs only to audition
to study at a music con-
Dino has progressed
much further than most
musicians at his age and
looks forward to 6 a
musical career.
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‘High School. Camera. He has taught in ~~ January, at Hershey. as a sophomore, he 3 i
The son of Mr. and Mrs. many places throughout He has sent his resume qualified for District DALLAS SCHOOLS :
Ferdinand Liva of Dallas, the country. Dino’s to Boston for the All Orchestra and this year Feb. 9-15 }
WEDNESDAY--Spaghetti-meat sauce, Italian bread
butter, Garlic bread-butter, Jr.Sr.; or Italian cold meat
hoagie w-lettuce-tomat, buttered peas-carrots,
pineapple-raisin combo, milk. :
FRIDAY--Cheese pizza (2 slices) or egg salad sandwich,
carrot sticks, turkey vegetable rice soup, frosty fruit
(new item), milk.
MONDAY --Hot dog on bun or pork bar-b-que w-relish on
roll, buttered mixed vegetables, pears, milk. Bonus:
Heart winning foods.
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LAKE-LEHMAN SCHOOLS
Feb.9-15
Senior High
WEDNESDAY--Pork bar-b-q w-relish or southern fried]
steak on bun, French fry shoe string potatoes, apple-
sauce, honey peanut butter bars, milk. ;
THURSDAY--Hamburg-gravy, mashed potatoes,
carrots, Parker House roll-butter, ice cream, milk.
SRLECHON OP Men's an average of two hours attend college, perferably FRIDAY-Pizza or egg salad sandwich, buttered green
WESTERN daily, Dino finds time for a music conservatory, Although only a junior, Ibeans, potato chips, pineapple tidbits, milk.
MONDAY--Valentine’s Day--Deli hoagie w-lettuce,
minestrone soup, Cupid’s crackers, sweetheart cherry
delight, milk.
TUESDAY--Hot dog or kielbasi on bun, potato puffs,
baked beans, peaches, milk.
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A ‘‘school for paren-
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Lehman-Jackson PTA,
will begin on Feb. 16 when
Joanne Ennis of Dallas
begins a six-week course:
Communication and
Parenting Skills.
The classes will be held
on six Wednesdays from 7
to 9:30 p.m. at the Leh-
man-Jackson Elementary
School. The course is open
to fathers and mothers
and to single parents of
children of the Lake-
Lehman School District.
The course focuses on
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and solve problems so
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for many acquired
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Mrs. Ennis believes
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their children develop
positive self-concepts and
valuable skills for living.
Mrs. Ennis resides in
Dallas with her husband,
John, chairman of the
English department at
King’s College, and their
two sons, Erin and
Connor.
local chef from Kingston,
will be the special guest.
February with candy
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peaches, milk.
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