London Square Weekend Schedule With Demonstrations and Shows
London Square reveals a weekend program featuring the Tony Lopez School of Karate demonstration at 1 p.m. Saturday, a Odessa Datsun car display, Elaine Miller musical act, and a 3 p.m. dog show. The Glen Waters School of Music performs Sunday from 2 to 4 p.m., with Erin Cassidy entertaining 1 to 5 p.m.
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Odessa Artist Marvin Stevenson Featured In West Texas Exhibit
Odessa artist Marvin Stevenson has a painting selected for the West Texas Watercolor Society National Exhibition 1985 at the Museum of Texas Tech University. Eighty five paintings were chosen from hundreds by juror Millard Sheets. The show runs Sunday through August 11 at the museum on Fourth Street and Indiana.
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Local theater youths win awards at Permian Playhouse ceremony
The Kaleidoscope Company of Permian Playhouse honored young members for contributions to the children's theater group. Scott Richard Klein directed the ceremony with Shannon Summers, Drennan Webb, and Christie Flynn recognized for leadership and acting talents. Summers won best actress for Winnie the Pooh and Flynn for best actress in a minor role for The Sleeping Beauty. Ben Franklin's Fight for Freedom actors Shonna Shafer and Tommy White won best supporting. Toby Show dominated with best production of the season and acting awards for Delano Lopez and Ray Edwards, who tied with Ennis Shedwin III for best actor in a minor role. Summers will return as president, Flynn as vice president, and Zoe Messinger named secretary.
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Ray Edwards
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Ennis Shedwin III
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Christopher Robin
Zoe Messinger
Eighth Grader Wayne Garrett Tops Vocal Soloist Honors
Wayne Garrett, an eighth grade student at Nimitz Junior High School, was named outstanding vocal soloist at the Greater Southwest Music Festival in Amarillo. He earned the top rating of one among students from six states, ages 13 to 19. Garrett is the son of Dallas and Debbie Garrett and studies voice with Anthony Spann.
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Greatest Show on Earth opens at Chaparral Center
The Ringling Brothers circus returns to Midland with a 100th anniversary edition at 2 and 8 p.m. on June 25 and 26. Miguel Vasquez of the Flying Vasquez will perform the quadruple somersault to a catcher, a first in circus history, alongside clowns, dancers, and about 200 exotic animals. Tickets are at Chaparral Center Box Office Sears Midland Park Mall Permian Mall Odessa or by mail. Call 684-9811.
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Suzuki method meeting planned in Fort Worth
Two sessions planned in July by the Fort Worth Suzuki Institute and Teachers' Workshop, sponsored by Texas Christian University. Violin main session runs July 15 19, piano session July 22 26 on the TCU campus with dormitories. Applications from TCU Division of Continuing Education Box 32927 Fort Worth. Fees due by June 15. Approved by Suzuki Association of the Americas.
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Joe Ely, Roomful of Blues play Midland area shows
Local music and arts listings include Joe Ely with The Marbles at Dos Amigos 47th Street and Golder Avenue at 8:30 p.m. Friday with tickets 12. Roomful of Blues returns to Midland Center for a Saturday show. tickets 8 in advance. Also listed are a Permian Playhouse art exhibit by Letha Hooper through June 15, a UT Permian Basin music camp June 10–21 for 50 dollars, a Roosevelt exhibit at 622 N. Lee, piano clinics by Mary Ann C Davison, Agnes of God at Midland Community Theatre through June 22, and Odessa Globe Theatre's Whenever It Rains with June 28 to July 7 performances.
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Midland Community Theatre
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Texas Music Educators Plan July Austin Convention
About 400 delegates from the Texas Music Educators Association will convene July 11 13 at The University of Texas at Austin for the TMEA Symposium 85. Delegates will attend think and talk sessions to assess the direction of music education in the state.
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Tall City Bridge Tournament Kicks Off In Midland
The Tall City Sectional Bridge Tournament opens at 7 p.m. at the Holiday Inn-Country Villa, four days of events sponsored by Permian Bridge Club Inc. and sanctioned by the American Contract Bridge League. Unmixed pairs, masters pairs, open pairs, and Swiss Team of Four are scheduled with contact for partnerships at 683-3511.
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Mystery writer Dorothy Davis honored by peers
Dorothy Salisbury Davis, author of 15 mystery novels, received the Mystery Writers of America Award Banquet honor for a distinguished career. A former MWA president, she has been a professional writer for nearly four decades, with novels such as A Gentle Murderer and A Death in the Life.
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