SymphonyTo Tour Srh oolsIn the early spring of the year the Greenville Symphony Orchestra goes “on tour” presenting ten concerts in five school districts of MercerCounty. This year the concerts take place on tomorrow and Wednesday in Reynolds, Jamestown, Mercer, Greenville and Commodore Perry schools.The schedule is very tight with little time between appearances. It is as follows: March 1 Reynolds two concerts, 8:15 and 9:15 a.m.; Jamestown one concert, 10:40 a.m.; Mercer two concerts, 1:30 and 2:15 p.m.March 2 - Greenville — three concerts, 8:30, 9:30, and 10:15 a m.; Commodore Perry — two concerts, 1:15 and 2 p m,Ivan Romanenko, music director and conductor of theGreenville Symphony Orchestra, has arranged a program suitable to all grades Rrad Mansell, cellist and a senior at Hickory High School, will be featured as soloist in a sonata for cello and strings byVivaldi.Mrs Harry Pedicord, Symphony Society president, will narrate the various numbers from a script prepared by Assistant Concertmaster LillianMehrThe program includes Dance of the Comedians from “The Bartered Bride” by Smetana,Allegro from the Concerto(■rosso. Geminiani; Overture from “Abduction from Seraglio, Mozart, Finale. Symphony No4, Tschaikowsky; Finale, Capriccio Kspagnol, Korsakoff Selections from My Fair Lady; Nadia’s Theme from the Youngaim the Restless and AmericansWe, March by FillmoreCommunity musicians volunteer their time for these concerts and members of the Women’s Auxiliary to the Symphony volunteer for a whole day of substitute teaching without pay for those teachers playing with the orchestra These concerts are supporlea through the Pennsylvania Council of the Arts, a nominal sum from each school district and the Music Performance Trust Fund of the Greenville Musicians Union