The Record-Argus from Greenville, Pennsylvania • Page 12

PAGE TWELVE SINGERS RETURN FROM POTTSVILLE "INine From County Sang in Chorus Festival. Student singers and several instructors from Greenville and other points in the five-county Midwest District jreturncd yesterday THE RECORD-ARGUS WANTED TO BUY SANITARY MARKET from the all-state chorus festival at Pottsvillc. A chartered bus originating in Greenville transported 22 singers and seven instructors to and from the Pottsville event from Mercer, Lawrence, Beaver, Butler and Clarion Counties, with a few others going by private automobile. During the meet, Ronald C. Teare, supervisor of music in local public schools who was host to" this year's district chorus here, repre-i sentcd District President Joseph Replogle, of New at -sessions of the executive council of the state chorus.

Going to Pottsvillc last Wednesday, the singers from this area took part in concerts Friday afternoon and evening and Saturday night by the -chorus of 240 voices. An unusual feature of the concerts was a demonstration of folk dancing by pupils of folk dancing classes of Poltaville High School. The music for the dance was "Hb- La-Ll," by Morton J. Luvaas, musical director at Allegheny College who was guest director of the district chorus here in February. Various clinics and other sessions for musical directors were conducted.

The chorus was directed by Dr. Harry Wilson, of Columbia Unlcersity. Mary Jane Haws was Greenville's representative in the all- state chorus. Other Mercer County participants included Donald Cutler, Mercer; Narioy Scott, Grove City; Joyce Vogan, Sandy Lake; Ted Paulski, Hickory Township; Connie Stasey, Sharon; Jean Anthony, Weat Middlesex; Ruth Peb-1 ley, Sharpsvllle; and Richard Broscoe, Farrell. Present-day Basques living in the western Pyrenees speak a language different from any known language.

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