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4C Paris News, May 1. 19M Entertainment Accent On PJC NL band is rated superior By DAVE HERFORT News Staff Writer The North Lamar High School Band, directed by Randy Jones, received a superior rating recently at the UIL Concert and Sighteading Contest in Hallsville. Jones said the 50-member band received "1" ratings in both concert and sightreading events. The group performed The Klaxon by Fillmore, the second movement of Symphony for Band by Persichetti, and Prelude, Siciliano and Rondo by Arnold. Three instrumental ensembles and eight soloists will compete this spring at the State Solo and Ensemble Contest, Jones said.

The groups and their personnel are as follows: CLARINET CHOIR: Racheal Baccus, Rosalind Covington, Amy Hudson, Angela Loveless, Tammy Jeanne Calk, Joey Crouch, Michael Morrison, Sheri Riney, Dianne Pentecost and Brian Payne. Rozell, Teresa Smith, Leah FLUTE TRIO: Kim Butcher, Stranathan and LaDonna Turner. Jonikka Page and Kristie Witter. NLHS BAND RATES 01 North Lamar Band Director Randy Jones directs the high school band in a recent rehearsal. The NLHS band received superior ratings in both concert and sightreading competition at a recent UIL contest in Hallsville.

(Staff photo by Marvin Gorley) QUARTET: SOLOISTS: Jeanne Calk, Gena Coursey, Joey Hoffmann, Amy Hudson, Tammy Morrison, Jonikka Page, Angie Williams and Jarret Workman. A Spring Concert by the North Lamar High School Band is slated for 7 p.m. on Tuesday, May 24, in the new band hall. The public is welcome. 'Preparation is key to says actress LOS ANGELES (AP) Veteran actress Olivia de Havilland believes that preparation is the key to success in everything.

It partly explains why she kept a cool head during the pre-Academy Award gridlock while others around her were losing theirs. The scene around the Shrine customary Melanie-like calm. "One limousine after another disgorged its passengers," she recalled with a lilting laugh. "There was a whole parade of people in black tie and evening dress striding along, and I wish you could have seen the bemused households Miss de Havilland arrived at the Shrine on time she was the third presenter and recipient of a standing ovation. The reason for her calm, she said, was preparation.

"I went down to the Shrine twice on Friday and for the run-through on Saturday," she said. "I wanted to be sure where everything was. along the way. They stood there not Auditorium on the afternoon of believing what they were looking There were numerous "details you April 11 was one of panic: bumper- at: this marvelous procession. Out needed to know for things to go to-bumper limosjn all directions; came a few discreet cameras, smoothly.

Thank heaven I did. snapping the spectacle. "One sight I thought very droll: These stretch limousines look very invincible, the white ones especially, but there was one of them in the most undignified position, with its nose up in the air, resting on a tow truck." nominees Meryl Streep and Glenn Close (nine months pregnant) abandoned their limps to tramp down the city streets in their evening gowns. So did Olivia de Havilland. But unlike scores of others in the same plight, she exhibited her "Walking the eight blocks, my dress had to be held, and the sensitive material crumpled.

I knew exactly where the wardrobe was. I needed powdering, and I knew where the makeup was. I also knew the number of my table (at the Board of Governors Ball), and I think we were the first to be seated." What was her reaction to best actress Cher's revealing appearance? "Oh, I think she's such a rascal," Miss de Havilland said amusedly. "She has the most beautiful figure in the world, and a marvelous face. I must say I thought she was wearing black velvet.

Then I realized she was just wearing lace and nothing else! I let out a gasp, and then I thought, 'Oh, isn't she funny. She put that on just to make people do The Shrine Auditorium held special significance for Miss de Havilland. Sunday TV Schedule SUNDAY AFTERNOON STATION WFAA ABC Dalian KTVT INI) Fl. World KOFW CBS Dilln HBO WTHS INI) AllMMa ESPN KTEN ADA KtHIKK l-trli CNN PBS PBS LIFETIME USA CBN DISCOVERY BET WEATHER NASHVILLE NICKEL NOST PTL TBN MTV ACTS DISNEY CINEMAX CD 01) CD IB QD S3) CD 03) 03) CD (S CO) CD 01 03) CD CD Auto Racing: Gator National CD Major League Baseball: Atlanta Braves al Philadelphia Phillies Conl'd Auto Racing: NASCAR Winston 500, from Talladega. Ala.

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Heuser was nominated for the award by the Jewelry Technologies Department at Paris Junior College. He was recognized for being nominated at the 25th National Conference on Technical Education, sponsored by the American Technical Education Association. Heuser has taught at PJC since 1974. NOMINATED FOR AWARD Malcom Heuser, a gemology instructor at Paris Junior College, was recently a candidate for the Outstanding Technical Teacher of the Year award presented by the American technical Education Association. Barbara Thomas promoted Barbara Thomas has been promoted to director of counseling at Paris Junior College, according to PJC President Dennis Michaelis.

Mrs. Thomas is a licensed professional counselor and has been an academic, career and international student counselor at PJC since 1973. She received a bachelor's degree in sociology and a master's degree in counseling from East Texas State University. She has also taken post-graduate studies in counseling at ETSU. She is a member of the Northeast Texas Counselors Association, the Junior College Student Personnel Association of Texas, the National THOMAS Association for Foreign Student Affairs and Executive Women of Paris.

She and her husband Jim Thomas have two children, Rachel and Brandon. The family lives in Paris and attends Calvary United Methodist Church. Three classes offered Three classes will be offered by Paris Junior College in Clarksville during the Summer I term, according to Jimmye R. Hancock, dean of instructional support and continuing education. Registration for the classes will be from 5 p.m.

until 7 p.m. Tuesday, May 31, and from 5 p.m. to 6 p.m. Wednesday, June 1, in the Vocational Building in Clarksville. The classes offered are: English 303.80 Composition and Rhetoric; Eric Depriest, instructor.

The class meets Monday and Wednesday, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. English 304.80 Composition, Rhetoric and Reading; Eric Depriest, instructor; The class meets Tuesday and Thursday, 6 p.m. until 9 p.m. History 303.80, U.S.

History to 1877; staff instructor. The class meets Monday and Wednesday, 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. For more information, contact Ms. Hancock at (214) 784-9436.

GERONTOLOGY COURSE COMPLETED These eight students recently completed the 60-hour Texas Basic Certificate in Gerontology program presented at Paris Junior College. Completing the program are: (left to right) Densei Crumby of Bonham, Rosalyn Lane of Honey Grove, Peggy Gill of Sulphur Springs, Mamye Cole of Texarkana, Diana Hutchings of Deport, Becky Allen of Honey Grove, Louise Leaton of Gainsville and James Gladden of Paris. McFrazier Rotary representative Michael McFrazier, a student at Paris Junior College, has been named Junior Representative of the Paris Rotary Club for the month of May. McFrazier is the son of the Rev. and Mrs.

Levern McFrazier of Paris. He is president of the PJC Afro American Club, the secretary and treasurer of the PJC drama club "Le Troupe," a member of the Student Government Association, an Academic All American, an Ail-American Music Achiever, a Member of the Music Hall of Fame, was listed on the vice president's honor list McFKAZIEK anc was a Mr. nom inee. McFrazier plans to attend Baylor University on a music scholarship after graduating from PJC this May. Movie: "Opposing Force' World Tomorrow Jimmy Swaggart Women's Volleyball: Los Angeles at New York Rich 8 Famous I Road lo Seoul Candid Campus Yacnt Flacmg Sign Off World Report First Run Baltimore rejoices over end of Orioles's losing streak Enlertammeni This Week No Place Like Allo 'Alia News Reginald Pernn Sign Off BALTIMORE (AP) Disc -jockey Bob Rivers finally went Sign Of! Physicians' Journal Update Two Years to Financial Freedom Larry Jones Arthur Clark" Forever Young John Osteen Towards 2000 Weight Loss Investment Advisory Discover Perfect Diet Discover Go for Your Dreams Monday Outlook Performance Stock Market American Sports Cavalcade Monty Python nomc an tnc cjly Baltimore rejoiced.

Rivers, who 10 days ago promised he'd stay on the air at station WIYY-FM until the Baltimore soiofiex Orioles won a baseball game, was released from his 255-hour vigil Friday night when the Orioles defeated the Chicago White Sox 9-0. "This is a Chicago blowout," Rendezvous the Orioles won their first game of the season after an American League record 21 consecutive losses. While Rivers celebrated at the microphone, WBAL-TV sportscaster Vernon Glenn took off the black and orange Orioles baseball jacket he's worn for more than a week on his sportscasts. "It has been outrageous. People have been going nuts," said Mike Keys to Success Movie: "Topper Returns" Tales-Oarkside Lou Grant PTL Club Praise the Lord it is Written Self-Improvement Rivers said on his show as the Coster, a bartender at Balls, a Movie: By Appointment only James Robison Jerry Praise the Lord British Comic Strip 1120 Minutes Richard Jackson Joy of Music Gloria Henry Fonda: Man 8 Movies Prairie Home Companion With Garrison Keillor Movip "Samson and DeWal Movie: "Deliverance" Move 'An Off cer and a Geni'eman" game neared its conclusion.

"I'm extremely happy and happening. Movie On a dear Day You Can See Forever I'm going home lOllight." The first song Rivers played after the game was "I'm Free," by The Who. Then came two songs by the rock group Queen "We Will Rock You," and "We Are The 1 Champions." ls erl5 3nd Throughout the city, fans Body Double" celebrated around television set as I Praise the Lord This Is Ihe Life Selections sports bar. "What a win. It's almost like the '83 World Series here." Coster said the three-floored club had 15 televisions and one wide- screen television all tuned to the game.

"People are hanging over the railing," Coster said. "Things keep flying over railings. This is the ousiest I've seen it here.".