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12 Op^ta Friday, Sept. 23, 1966ory. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gregory Jr. and Dawn Gregory. While there, they will attend their daughter. Dawn’s wedding, on September 30. They expect to return home about October 10.Qnctmla Devils make Heavenly musicMorris NotesMr. and Mrs. John Loddy have rented the Main apartment in tin* Ruhr House on Wain Street, formally occupied ly Mr. and Mrs. Joint Dimao. Mr. and Mrs. Lcddy will teachin the Gilburtsvillc Central School, this year.Mrs. Lois Burdick and four children of Troy, have moved into 11 ie Dewitt QiiiiiUn house on Liberty Street.Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Gregory have loft by lius for Sunny Dale and Redwood City, California, to visit their children, Mr. and Mrs. Seymour Greg-Oneonta combo clicks on tvaxDevils play Heavenly musicBy BOB WHITTEMORE Star Stall WriterBeing a member of a musical combo these days is the “in” thing — no question about it. Most young people who know one musical note from another are or have been a member of a group.But being a member of a musical group which has a recording on area jukeboxes and available in city music stones is something else again.Thai’s the story on “Heavens Devils,” a group of young Oneontans whose recording of “Paul’s Song” is being heardin area spols habitatcd by teenagers.The song was written by Paul Sparaeo, who plays the chord organ to back up Fred Catella and Jeff Price on guitars and Chris Heller on drums. Sparaeo and Heller are 14, Price is 13 and Catella is 15.“Paul’s Song” was written and then taped by the Devils for a television show on WKTV jn Utica. It seemed to click, so the group arranged lo have it recorded by Eclipse, a firm in New York which (for pay) will record songs, give them a push in public and lead the young musicians to contacts who might be able to push the song into “hit” status.Paul’s older brother, Gary, ha: had a lot to do with the Devils’ success to date. At Paul's request he has stepped in lo manage the group, help with the arrangements, takecare of bookings and see to it that originals like “Paul’s Song” are protected by copyright.A teacher at Sidney High, the 23-year-old Gary spent a busy summer with the young group and has been so stern a task* master that the Devils practiced between 15 and 20 hours a week all summer. (They taketurns practicing at one another’s homes.)“At this point,” Gao* said “we are just waiting to see what happens. We have some local bookings for school dances.“Hut mostly we are waiting to see how 'Paul’s Song’ goes.” • Young Paul, he says, is now working on another song.•The Heavens Devils, Gary ex. plains, have a “rock and roll’* beat to their music but it ismore than that.“We think that our swig has gone over fairly well because it is an Instrumental. And the chord organ helps give the group an unusual sound.”The Devils have been together about five months. All students at junior high school, they have had considerable time in music through work In the school band, in classrooms andthrough private lessons.U practice does indeed make perfect, the Devils can very well look forward to some heavenly days of success in the years to come.1Junior Grange elects officersyLPStJ'Moneyboost in antipovcrty billWASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate Labor Committee has boosted the authorization bill for the antipovcrty program to almost $2.5 billion, members reported Tuesday.This is $750 million beyond President Johnson’s request for the third year of the program, and the committee still is working on the measure.The panel made soma additions at Tuesday’s session. It hopes to finish with the bill Wednesday and send It to the floor for debate.WORCESTER — New Junior Grange officers elected for the coming year are:Master, Gail Mereness; overseer, Peter Conte; lecturer, Brenda Bobnick; steward, Bonnie Weidman; assistant steward. Kenneth Kersmanc; chaplain, Terri Conte; treasurer, Heed Terence; secretary. Tca-na Mercness; gatekeeper, Diane Mercness.Ceres, Cindy Nelson; Pomona, Sharon -Ke rsm an c; Flora, Lucille Conte; lady as-slslant steward. Lisa Clark; pianist, Adam Clark, and flag-bcarcr, Chris Francher.Installation of officers is planned for September 24.]The Oneonta Star Phone Number is GE 2-1000If
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