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Main Wilkes-Barre, falo, Pittsburgh and Rochester Symphonies. Of Ronald Hedlund, the Christian Science Monitor states; "His baritone is sonorous, securely placed and capable of en- KATHY and CHAR 9 1 a. Law of Sea Seminar Here MAYFAIR SUPPER CLUB W.B.-0UP0NT HWY. RT. 315, LAFLIN, PA.

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AT 1 M.M.00 AU "BUG BUNNY mu SUPERSTAR" FLU CARTOON AM o-llw SIRLOIN rr fk Spaghetti Seafood "The World of Opera" is corning to Irem Temple, Wilkes Barre on Friday, Feb. 17 and to Masonic Temple in Scranton on Saturday, Feb. 18. Both concerts Ix-gin at 8.30 The 7S-piece Northeastern Pennsylvania Philharmonic will blend with the voices of four opera stars in a program designed by Conductor Thomas Michalak The evenings performance will include some of the most glorious moments from Tosca, La Boheme, La Traviata, Madame Butterfly, Carmen, Tannhauser and Eugene Onegin Since her Carnegie Hall debut in December of 1974, soprano Sherry Zannolh has been hailed in leading roles with the New York City Opera and the Manhattan Opera Theatre. "The leading role was particularly well-handled -the singing was excellent and the acting on a high level New York Times.

Mezzo-soprano Mary Lee Farris, even newer to the New York scene, received this review from the Long Island Press. She "proved a distinctive find Her voice is enormous and gorgeous in quality The intensity and beauty of her singing were major factors in last nights triumphant premiere Tenor for the concert will be Allan Crabb, whose parents lived in Lackawanna County after their immigration from Wales Crabb, since appearing here in last season's Beethoven Ninth, has starred with the Buf-compassing the widest ranges of musical expressiveness. In addition to subscriptions which afford the public reserved seats for all concerts at reduced rates, single admission tickets are available at the box office one hour before the concert; by telephoning the Philharmonic office 654-4788; or at these outlets. Sugermans' in Eynon; Paperback Bixiksmith; Spruce Record Shop; Gallery of Sound in Wyoming Valley Mall and CB Workshop Set at YW The Scranton YWCA will sponsor a special one-night CB radio workshop Wednesday, from 7-9 p.m., at the YWCA building, Jefferson Avenue and Linden Street. Many areas of CB radio operation will be covered to aid either the novice or prospective CBer.

Representatives of various area radio organizations and an official from the FCC are planned to be on hand for the program. Discussion will focus upon a presen-tation of installation, maintenance and operation of CB radio equipment, and explanation of new FCC regulations governing CB use. Anyone desiring further information or planning to attend this program should contact the general office of the YMCA. COLARUSSO CAFE 233 BRIDGE JESSUP, PA. 489-9006 LENTEN SPECIALS Linguini wwhite Clam $2.75 Spaghetti With Tuna Fish $2.25 Our Famous Shrimp Basket $2.25 WCola Slav A Fcfc Fries ALSO SERVING Italian Dinners, Steaks Lobsters TAKE A TKIB AT HOME having an affair? IK FO? SfKSISlt PRICED INVITATIONS PARTY CAKES 4 DAY UR VIC I ON napkin a match COMMUNITY SS 321 LACKA.

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The City of Scranton has been selected as the site for the Regional three state United Nations Law of the Sea Seminar sponsored by the Joint La of the Sea Project, General Board of Cilobal Ministries of the United Methodist Church. The New Jersey, New York and Pa. delegates will be meeting in the Elm Park United Methodist Church, 712 Linden St. on March 10, 11 and 12th for an in-depth study of the issues (hat will be on the floor of the United Nations Law of the Sea Conference which will be resuming its deliberations in Geneva, Switzerland March 23. Although United Methodist sponsored, the seminar is open to all persons interested in the stewardship of the seas and becoming trained in the techniques of organizing programs and seminars in their civic organizations, churches, schools, etc.

to educate for fuller understanding of the Law of the Sea issues and regards for the U.N. statement that areas of the Sea beyond national boundaries are the common heritage of humankind. A minimal registration fee will be charged. In charge of local arrangements and state registrations for the seminar is Mrs. Leonard Gleason, the Wyoming Conference Resource person who resides in Clarks Summit.

She was one of 60 men and women from 24 states to attend the original national workshop in Washington D.C. in November 1976 on the Law of the Sea. She was also one of a number of resource people invited to attend the United Nations last June and July to observe the sixth LOS negotiating session. ON YOUR REPORT CARD ENTITLES YOU TO A FREE BIG BEN HAMBURGER Ss, Es or equivalent treated as A's we AR NOT AlON close ENCOUNTERS OF TH THIRD KIND pg) 2:00, 4:30, 7:15, 9:40 NO PASSES MEL BROOKS OHN TRAVOLTA r- I ATURDAYr nighT FEVET) im a 1:45, 4i25, 7:10, 9:40 7:30, 9:30 Steaks Chicken Route 81 at Blakely Street, Dunmore Route 6 If, Clarks Summit OUR STEAKSARE NOW DELICIOUSLY CHAR-BROILED WDAU Women's Pin Tourney Setting Record Entries Mrs. Gleason reports that key speakers for the Scranton event will include Barbara Weaver, director of the Joint Law of the Sea Project, who has attended as an NGO, the LOS conference in Geneva and in New York City.

Scranton District United Methodist Women under the leadership of its president, Mrs. Gerald Miller, St. Pauls UM Church and Mrs. Russell Lawry, Asbury UM church will be preparing meals. Mrs.

Benjamin Holeman is assisting with supplies and Mrs. George Kramer, Wyoming Conference UMW President will be assisting with Sunday's meal. Invited to be involved in hosting the out of town delegates will be members of the United Nations Association of Greater Scranton, Congregations in Christian Missions and members of the Scranton area United Methodist Churches. Mrs. Gleason states that those interested in attending the seminar should call her before the registration deadline, Friday, March 3 for fee cost and other information.

Jury Award Set $37,813 A federal court jury Wednesday awarded $37,813.16 to the family of an 18-year-old New Jersey girl who was killed April 5, 1975, when a car in which she was a passenger smashed through guardrails and plunged down an embankment at Dunham and Reeves Streets in Dunmore. The trial in the lawsuit against the operator of the car, Paul E. Tyrell, 28, formerly of 315 W. Drinker Dunmore, began Monday with Chief Federal Judge William J. Nealon presiding.

The complaint was brought by the family of the decedent, Ellen Demetrovlakos, Edison, N.J. -According to police reports at the time of the accident, the car operated by Tyrell was traveling west on Dunham Street and skidded out of control for 125 feet when Tyrell applied the brakes for a stop sign at Reeves Street. The vehicle smashed through guardrails, plunged down a steep embankment and landed on its roof. The defendant has no insurance-to pay the jury award, Judge Nealon said. OAK HILL NO SNOW Enjoy Privocy Too1 Color ID's TK Tuesday DIARY OF A6NES-Ultimate Sex 7:21 16 FIRESIDE INN 814 Main Oid Forge Tut.

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One out of every five teams entering will win a cash prize. 1316 77 tourney had a prize jackpot of $J3, 560.00.. Reservations may be made by calling Idle Hour Lanes, Scranton Carbondale Highway or by writing P.O. Box 22, Scranton, Pa. 18501.

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