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THE FENDERS will appear at the CAP teenage dance slated In the Oil City Armory January 30. The members of the local, vocal-hstrumental quartet include (left to right) Tim Beach, lead guitar; Fred Moses, bass; Craig McCurdy, rhythm guitar;and Brent Wolford, drums. Absent when the photo was taken was Doug Dinberg, who plays sax. The group has played throughout Western Pennsylvania and New York.CAP Schedules Series Of Dances In Local AreaThe senior officers will hold a series of teenage dances, according to Capt. William Lam-berton, commander of Squad 501.The first dance will be held In the Oil City Armory January 30. Music will be provided by the Fenders, lop, local vocal-fnstmmenfal group. The quartetis headed by Thomas Beach. They have played throughoutWestern Pennsylvania and NewYork.Charles Minich', financial officer, staled that it is necessary for the local CAP to raise funds in order to continue its cadet training program. There are books* and other suppliesthat musL be purchased as*the cadets receive their training free of any charge.The second dance will be held in the K of C. Franklin, February 0. Plans have been made to hold the dances alternately in Oil City and Franklin.The senior officers felt thatthe teenagers should have good entertainment on the weekend, and lb a I dances which are properly chaperoned will provide such enterlainmcnl.The CAP’S primary interest is Ihe youth of the community and the building of character, not only Ihe cadets, Capt. Lam-berton said.A. Sound' some tend* styles are now. Back-shining cle poo your h clean. Tow it closely, ! straggly, y fessional h damaged h Iher splitti good, natm buy one. B a hundred change dra beauty. If shampoo n place Kleeflip, bristle
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Oil City, Pennsylvania, US
Sat, Jan 23, 1965
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