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IOC The Daily News, Lebanon, Sunday, May 5, 1991 LOCAL Turn Unwanted Household Items Into Cash With An Inexpensive Classified Ad 274-3474 we get results Dancers organization elects officers Musician performs for kids WHEN YOU NEED HELP, CALL LEBANON -Skilled -Physical -Speech Nursing Therapy Therapy -Occupational Therapy -Medical Social Services -Home Health Aides -Hospice The Country Western Dancers of Reading Pa. Inc. recently held its first meeting in Temple. Seventy-two people attending including members from Lebanon, Berks, Schuylkill, Lehigh and Lancaster counties. Officers elected for 1991-92 are: Carol Salvatore, president; John Kogut, vice president; Joanne Firestone, secretary; Margaret Cieri, treasurer; and Pat Kershner, Toni Rapp and John Harvey, board of directors.

The organization will hold dances and meetings on a regular basis. 338 Cumberland Street Lebanon 270-2848 For Dependable, Highly Skilled, Compassionate Home Care Our New Address: By CARTER ELLIS ORWIG For The Daily News Musical entertainment has been added to the weekly agendas of several area child-care centers. Gary T. Brown provides the centers with shows through his Child Smile Entertainment. Brown said the shows, which are about 30 minutes long, consist of both classic and original childrens songs.

The centers, he said, provide him with agendas in advance so he can prepare a relevant selection of songs. A typical show will consist of him playing the harmonica and an acoustic guitar and singing. He performs songs such as Louis Pollisars' Three Toed, Triple Eyed, Double Jointed Dinosaur and Jane Taylors Twinkle Twinkle Little Star. Brown also performs his original tunes, like his Tooth Song, which emphasizes the importance of brushing, and Question, which helps kids learn to spell. Vicki Lewis, who works at Little People Child Care Center, Palmyra, said that the children look forward to Gary; by Tuesday and Wednesday theyre anticipating his Thursday arrival.

Brown said he enjoys doing the shows. And the children have such a great time. The shows are a great outlet for me. Brown said that he would like to make a recording of his original works. Im putting songs together, but the recording process involves challenging factors, he said.

In other projects, Brown has recorded with the blues band April Skies at Gift Horse Studio in Harrisburg. From that recording, one song has 845 Park Road North eeee eee WyOfllksing, PA 19610 eeeee Beginning April 29, our outpatient alcohol and drug treatment programs will be offered at our new location. Carter Ellis Orwig The Daily News Musician Gary Brown poses with children at the Little People Child Care Center, Palmyra, after a recent performance. Intensive Outpatient for Adults and Adolescents Family Therapy Adolescent Program 'Family Education Services Couples Counseling Women's Groups Children and Parenting Groups Call for a confidential evaluation, Information or referraL received radio airplay on 93.5 FM. The song, Anything at All, demonstrates Browns motto of anything, anytime.

Brown said this his band plays at clubs such as Gillftys in the Cedar Cliff Mall, and the 55 West Club in York. CARON COUNSELING SERVICES (215) 373-5447 Gary explained that the music industry is hard to break into, however, he believes that there is a staircase that will lead in the right direction. A 1987 graduate of Cedar Crest High School, Brown began playing the trumpet at age 9. In high school, he said, he found the guitar real appealing. Brown studied voice and music theory at Lebanon Valley College.

Brown said that one of his most shining moments occurred this past New Years Eve when he played in Nashville with E.T. Swade. Friday Saturday a.m-5 p.m. Monday-Thursday Alzheimers support group to meet Bfelhe OoteFbrChalleme The Lebanon County Alzheimers Family Support Group will hold its monthly meeting on Monday, May 13, at 7 p.m. at Cornwall Manor.

Sue Shuey, a social worker at the ECC Retirement Village in Myerstown, will be featured speaker. Theme for the evenings program is Understanding and Dealing with Different Behaviors. Families who care for individuals with Alzheimers Disease are encouraged to attend meetings held the second Monday of each month. The Lebanon County Alzheimers support group is jointly sponsored by Cornwall Manor, the ECC Retirement Village, Lebanon Area Agency on Aging and Philhaven. For more information, directions or transportation, call 273-2647, ext.

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