61. College Park Magazine | Portfolio | University Of Maryland as the lead character, says director franklin Hildy, chair of Helen Huang, dan Wagnerand dan Conway, all of this building, the Clarice smith Performing Arts http://www.inform.umd.edu/cpmag/summer01/portfolio.html

A High-Performance Center Delivers on Cue Upon entering the Clarice Smith Performing Arts Center at Maryland, it's easy for the visitor to be impressed by the scale of the architectural structure alone. After all, the new center includes six performance venues plus a performing arts library, all within 10 interlocking buildings spread across 17 acres. Dazzling, indeed. The 1,100-seat Concert Hall is one of several performance spaces wired with fiber-optic audio recording equipment. But just as the quality of an architectural structure is the result of "good bones," spaces that are designed for performance are enhanced by what is not seentechnology that enriches the experience for the student, performer and audience. From the 100-seat laboratory theater to the 1,100-seat Concert Hall, all of the performance spaces are wired to a fiber-optic network that connects them to a recording studio. When the network is fully operational, those who were not in the audience for a particular performance will be able to request a digital recording of it in the performing arts library. Each carrel is equipped with headphones to listen to performances by both visiting artists and students alike. "When you go to many theaters or concert halls, the audience hears a 'whoosh' sound from the HVAC system." says Brian Jose, the center's director of marketing and communications. "Either you get that rush of air or you get silence." Not so at this high-performance center. Gravity-fed air handlers in the ceiling drop hot or cold air, as the ambient temperature requires. The floors are hollow, and a reverse chimney flue sucks the air out silently, explains Jose. "It's imperceptible to the audience."

62. JazzHouse Library Contributors from Jazz Notes 10/2002) David franklin Gramophone Jazz in Jazz and What it CouldBe dan Ouellette First Leroy Jenkins George Lewis Leo smith Richard Davis http://www.jazzhouse.org/library/contrib.php3

JazzHouse Library Contributors Danny Alexander X. Anonymous Ken Does Jazz Artists Seeing Jazz Jazz Journalists Association Jazz Awards 2000 Nominees Jazz Awards 2001 Press Release Writing the New Jazz History Guidelines for Music Photographers ... Jazz Awards 2001 Winners Paul Baker Programming Jazz Radio Max Harrison Alexey Bateshev Resurrection of the Russian Satchmo Spencer Bennett by Mark C. Gridley Karen Bennett Billy Higgins: Time On His Hands Contract Woes: Rights at Risk Paul W. Blair Blues for Bird by Martin Gray Jazz in the Big Mango Philip Booth Montreal Jazz Festival (first weekend; June 28-July 2) Jazz Fest Beyond Jazz Fest: Is New Orleans Just Too Much? James Bradley Still Gilly After All These Years Stuart Broomer A Hologram of Dizzy Gillespie Such Melodious Racket: The Lost History of Jazz in Canada, 1914-1949 by Mark Miller Licked By All 2: A Postage Stamp of Jelly Roll Morton ... Licked By All: A Postage Stamp of Robert Johnson Donald Clarke Gil Evans: Out of the Cool: His Life and Music by Stephanie Stein Crease Aaron Cohen Swing Shift: A Profile of Artie Shaw Owen Cordle 100 Years of Duke Ellington: Diminuendo, Crescendo, Resonance

63. Savannah NOW: Obituaries - Obituaries For October 30, 1999 10/30/99 Lillian G. Joyner, Perkins. dan Lee, Metter. Lessie M. Shell, Savannah. RenthaH. smith, Swainsboro. She was the widow of Thomas franklin Crawford Jr. http://www.savannahnow.com/stories/103099/OBITSindex.shtml

Web posted Saturday, October 30, 1999 Obituaries for October 30, 1999 The obituary listings are a free service of the Savannah Morning News , compiled from written information sent by funeral homes. A family contact name must be included. To send a fax, dial 234-6522. For questions, call 652-0310. Items appearing under Funerals, Memorials and Card of Thanks are purchased through our advertising department. Call 652-0228 or fax 236-8909. Reba K. Brunegraff , Brunswick Evelyn H. Crawford , Waynesboro Pearlie M. Davis , Soperton Roscoe Deloach , Savannah Isabelle Drayton , Savannah Madlyn Edge , Soperton Phyllis E. Graf , Hilton Head Island Tara M. Hamilton , Phoenix Louise W. Hinely , Macon Dewitt Holland Sr. , Vidalia H. Lynn Howard , Richmond Hill Lillian G. Joyner , Perkins Dan Lee , Metter Letha D. Lewis , Winter Haven, Fla. Charlie McCoy Jr. , Claxton Earl McNabb , Brunswick Harold Mitchell , Montgomery, Ala. Leona Mitchell , Savannah Linda G. Myers , Hinesville Ruby T. Patterson , Jesup Maggie Lee W. Raulerson , Patterson Charley L. Rogers , Rincon Robert Scott , Savannah Lessie M. Shell

64. News Page for the evening were the Treblemakers Wild Cards under the direction of Dr. GregVancil and the franklin Pierce Jazz Alekis Nearing, Devin smith. dan Roach. http://www.daffodilfestival.net/news.htm

Home Organization Events Float Schedule ... 10 Year Festival Dates G.V. Whaley News Release Updated: Saturday, March 22, 2003 08:03 March 22, 2003 Miss Angie Voiles Crowned 2003 Daffodil Festival Queen On Friday, March 21, 2003 Miss Angie Voiles , from Sumner High School, was Crowned Queen of the 2003 Daffodil Festival in front of a packed house at the Church for all Nations in Tacoma, WA. Presenting Miss Voiles with her Crown and Scepter was 2002 Queen Katrina Woldseth with the assistance of Daffodil First Lady Carol Whaley. Performing the Official Crowning ceremony was Daffodil Festival President Glenn Whaley. Queen Angie and her 19 Princesses will lead the 70 annual Grand Floral Street Parades on April 12, 2003. Master of Ceremonies for the Coronation Program was Mr. Tony Ventrella. Judges for the program were Don Monroe, Shauna Weatherby, Robin Lucas, Sue E. O'Reilly and Brett Freshwaters. December 5, 2002 Miss Mika Meusburger Selected Lincoln High School Daffodil Princess On November 28, 2002 Miss Mika Meusburger was selected to represent Lincoln High School as their Daffodil Festival Princess for the 2003 Festival year. Miss Meusburger was among a group of 4 senior ladies vying for the title of Princess. Princess Mindi Seffens, Lincoln's 2002 Princess gave a farewell speech and talk about her year as Daffodil Princess.

65. High Zero 2001: The Musicians selfbuilt instruments) Baltimore Eric franklin is pleased Jeff Arnal, James Coleman,and dan Dechellis. with the American trumpet player Leo smith and Günter http://www.highzero.org/2001_site/the_musicians/

Musicians performing in High Zero 2001: Thomas Ankersmit (alto saxophone, computer, analog synthesizer) Berlin Crackling, whistling, circulating multiphonics of one of Europes most challenging saxophonists. An intensely sound-oriented player on the relatively extreme end of the spectrum, Thomas Ankersmidt has played concerts throughout Europe, North America and Japan. Based in Berlin, Germany, he has worked with Borbetomagus, Axel Dörner, Kevin Drumm, Alvin Lucier, Tamio Shiraishi, Taku Sugimoto among others. [ Jim Baker (Arp synthesizer, piano) Chicago A deeply unusual musician, Jim Baker has been playing in and around Chicago as a pianist, keyboardist, and synthesist for more than two decades, mostly in improvisational contexts. He has performed at concerts and festivals in North America and Europe, in groups with Ken Vandermark, Mars Williams, Fred Anderson, FredLonberg-Holm, Michael Zerang, Guillermo Gregorio, Hamid Drake, Kent Kessler, Harrison Bankhead, Steve Hunt, Damon Short, David Stackenas, Sebi Tramontana, Paul Lytton, Paul Lovens, Thomas Lehn, Jack Wright, Bob Marsh, Bhob Rainey, Carol Genetti, Toshi Makihara, and many others.

66. Sing This Song Together A To D dan Bosworth is an engineer who assisted Don smith in recording the dan COLLETTE. Douglasshad done work with Aretha franklin, Bette Midler, the Average White http://www.timeisonourside.com/whydontAD.html

WHY DON'T WE SING THIS SONG ALL TOGETHER? Some information about most of the outside contributors (musicians, engineers, producers) who have rolled with the Stones throughout the years, onstage and on record. Written by Ian Gordon McPherson, 2000-2002. Time Is On Our Side , this is the exclusive intellectual property of Ian McPherson and cannot be duplicated, in any form, without his authorization.) click on a name or scroll down James W. Alexander Larry Alexander Lee Allen Kenny Aronoff ... Bob Dylan JAMES W. ALEXANDER (1916-1996) Mississippi-born Alexander was an all-around session musician (bassist, guitarist, singer, drummer and percussionist) and producer who recorded extensively with 1960s and '70s soul artists, such as Sam Cooke, the Bar-Kays, the Soul Stirrers, Mavis Staples and Isaac Hayes. He contributed percussion on I'm Free during the Stones' September 1965 L.A. recordings. LARRY ALEXANDER An assistant engineer who worked on Still Life (1982). He's also worked with Diana Ross, LEE ALLEN (1926-1994) Dr. John

67. MUSIC Cassidy Holden on bass and Harley smith on drums franklin County Fiddlers, 2 pm, NordicaAuditorium, Merrill Jason Rosenblum, flute, April 2; dan Woodward, tenor http://www.centralmaine.com/happening/calendar/030314music_ma.shtml

HOME CLASSIFIEDS Careers Homes Wheels Marketplace ... Help/site guide Network Affiliate MUSIC E-mail this story to a friend AUGUSTA First Friday Jazz Coffeehouse , 7 p.m., Unitarian Universalist Community Church, 69 Winthrop St.; April 4, May 2; Harley Smith Trio: Don Stratton on trumpet, Cassidy Holden on bass and Harley Smith on drums; 685-9270. Maine County Music Pioneer Show, 1 p.m., Cony High School; March 30; featuring Betty Cody, Ira Allen, Gene and Flo Hooper, Tim Farrell, Jackie King, Bob Elson, Malinda Liberty, admission $14, $12 advance, Kennebec Cafe in Fairfield, Good Vibration in Augusta, Carroll's Music in Lewiston , Newport Citgo in Newport, Music Gallery in Waterville, Come Spring Cafe in Union, or Poulin Products in Sidney, 547-3444. University of Maine at Augusta Music Department Spring 2003 Concert Series: Brewer High School Jazz Ensemble/ University of Maine at Augusta Jazz-On-Tour Ensemble, 7 p.m. March 20; David Berkman Quartet, 7 p.m. April 3; Student Tune Composition concert with Russ Lombardi, 7 p.m. April 9 and 16; Jazz Week, April 21-27, concerts 7 p.m. Monday-Thursday, 8 p.m. Friday-Saturday, 3:30 p.m. Sunday; admission to all concerts free; all concerts held in Jewett Hall Auditorium; 621-3385.

68. Wisconsin Musical Groups: Music For Hire Paul Silbergleit Quartet John Foshager, piano or dan Trudell, organ; Bob Siegel,bass Harold smith - Clarinetist, Beloit. Jeff Stoll, 414-423-8424, franklin. http://my.execpc.com/~regent/hot.htm

isconsin usical roups Bands Orchestras Ensembles Choirs Choruses Clubs Scholarships ... Home M usic for H ire Groups available for hire, which play music for weddings, anniversaries, receptions, dinners, parties, celebrations, dances and many special occasions. All Occasion Classical Combos Jazz, Rhythm and Blues, Dixieland Pop, Rock ... Country, Western and Bluegrass All Occasion Plays an assortment of favorites A Touch of Brass Sandy LaClair , 608-221-2930 or 888-608-2930, Madison. All That Jazz Big Band - 21 pc. big band. Jazz, swing, blues, a little rock, and even an occasional Polka. Special events, concerts, wedding receptions and company parties. Paul Heinecke , 608-437-4634, Mount Horeb. Al's Happy Notes Great music for anniversaries, weddings, dinners, dances, senior groups, ceremonies, special occasions and parties. Mary Stetson , violin; Fran Henkel , piano, vocals; Al Gorecki , violin; Richard Regent , clarinet; Anne Marquardt , flute; Sue Janke , cello. Sample music list (PDF 14k). Partial Schedule (PDF 11k). Fran Henkel , 414-771-7997, Milwaukee. American Express Dance Band - Subgroup of American Jazz Express . Swing, jazz, pop, dancing and listening.

69. More Respect Page smith was the rhythm guitarist on KC the and 'Blonde on Blonde'; Steely dan's albums'The Isley Brothers' 'Twist and Shout'; Aretha franklin's 'Think'; The http://www.soulwalking.co.uk/Respect2.html

more respect... Roebuck 'Pops' Staples b. 28th December 1914, Winona, Missourri, U.S.A.. d. 19th December 2000, Dolton Illinois, U.S.A. By HERBERT G. McCANN, Associated Press Writer Roebuck 'Pops' Staples, patriarch of the gospel and rhythm-and-blues group the Staple Singers, died Tuesday. He was 84. Staples had suffered a concussion recently in a fall near his home in suburban Dolton. He and his group gained fame in the 1960s by singing music that urged social and religious change. He was known for both his songwriting and his guitar playing, in which he fused gospel with the blues. Born to a poor Winona, Miss., family on 28th December, 1914, Staples dropped out of school after the eighth grade to pick cotton. Staples sang with a gospel group, the Golden Trumpets, before moving with his wife, Oceala, to Chicago in 1936, where he performed with the Trumpet Jubilees. Staples said his earliest exposure to music came in the church. It wasn't until he was in his teens that he heard the blues. He listed Bessie Smith, Ma Rainey and Blind Lemon Jefferson among his favorites. Staples formed the group bearing his name in 1948. Originally composed of son Pervis and daughters

70. Job Vacancy Bulletin #372 - 7/15/01 works by UA composers daniel Asia and dan Coleman. Symphony Hall led by Mario Venzago,Tim smith wrote in CT80 VOICE INSTRUCTOR at franklin Marshal College. http://www.peabody.jhu.edu/placement/jvb8-1-02.html

DAVID FETTER, DIRECTOR VIRGINIA PROBASCO, SECRETARY Room 105C, One East Mt. Vernon Place, Baltimore, MD 21202 hours: 1 - 5 P.M., phone: August 1, 2002 Number 395 Congratulations News Notes - Other Events Competitions Opera ... Job Listings ANOTHER BEST OF BALTIMORE AWARD FOR PEABODY MUSICIAN REFERRAL SERVICE The Peabody Musician Referral Service in the Career Counseling Office has won its second Baltimore Magazine Best of Baltimore award. The award, for best “Music Lesson Referral,” was announced in the magazine’s August 2002 issue. The first award, in 1996, was for “Best Elegant Music.” Credit is due this time to all roster teachers and again to VIRGINIA PROBASCO in the Career Counseling Office, who has been the friendly telephone voice of the service since 1991. (Ginny asks Peabody grads in the area interested in joining the teaching list to contact her for an application.) CONGRATULATIONS BRYAN YOUNG is one of five bassoonists selected to advance to the final round of the 2002 Fox/Gillet International Bassoon Competition. The final round will consist of a public recital at the Banff Music Centre in Alberta, Canada on August 9, where Mr. Young will be accompanied by pianist DANIEL LAU.

71. 1968 11th Grammy Awards Acklin Love Makes a Woman Erma franklin - Piece of Vittorio Negri conductingthe Gregg smith Singers; Texas Rowan and Martin's Laugh-In - dan Rowan, Dick http://lostmind.100megsfree2.com/year/1968/1968gram.htm

1968 11th Grammy Awards (awarded March 12, 1969) Record of the Year "Harper Valley PTA" - Jeannie C. Riley "Hey Jude" - The Beatles "Honey" - Bobby Goldsboro "Mrs. Robinson" - Simon and Garfunkel "Wichita Lineman" - Glen Campbell Song of the Year "Harper Valley PTA" - Tom T. Hall "Honey" - Bobby Russell "Hey Jude" - John Lennon, Paul McCartney "Little Green Apples" - Bobby Russell "Mrs. Robinson" - Paul Simon Album of the Year Bookends - Simon and Garfunkel By the Time I Get to Phoenix - Glen Campbell Felicano! - Jose Felicano Magical Mystery Tour - The Beatles A Tramp Shining - Richard Harris New Artist Cream Jose Feliciano Gary Puckett and the Union Gap Jeannie C. Riley O.C. Smith Contemporary Pop Male Vocalist Glen Campbell - "Wichita Lineman" Jose Feliciano - "Light My Fire" Bobby Goldsboro - "Honey" Richard Harris - "MacArthur Park" O.C. Smith - "Little Green Apples" Contemporary Pop Female Vocalist Aretha Franklin - "I Say a Little Prayer"

72. Musicians Shine At Menlo Festival Won't Go Away, was introduced by dan Aykroyd on smith, whose career began in thechoir of the group performs the upbeat music of Aretha franklin, The Shirelles http://www.almanacnews.com/paw/paonline/almanac/morgue/1998/1998_07_15.music.htm

Issue date: July 15, 1998 Musicians shine at Menlo festival Musically, Connoisseur's Marketplace has always featured diversity. This year's lineup, however, extends the boundaries even further, as the festival lineup has more bands and more variety than ever before. Hurricane Sam Rudin and his merry band of hotshots like to describe their music as a "guaranteed sweaty good time for dancers." Often compared to blues greats Dr. John and Leon Russell, Rudin's accomplished but sometimes outrageous piano style is distinctively his own version of honky tonk with a smattering of jazz and folk. Anyone who loves the blues shouldn't miss Red Archibald and the Internationals. Their newest CD, "It Just Won't Go Away," was introduced by Dan Aykroyd on his House of Blues radio show and their sound was described recently in Blues Access magazine as "roadhouse tough and finger-snappin' solid." The signature performer in this high-energy act is Archibald, whose harmonica riffs are a real show-stopper. Jazz buffs will enjoy the mainstream jazz and fusion sounds of Marshall Art Shapiro and Friends and the swinging beats of jazz vocalist Joan Smith. Pianist Shapiro, a popular performer at local jazz clubs, started playing when he was 9 and hasn't stopped. Smith, whose career began in the choir of the Baptist Church, possesses a powerful voice and is backed by a solid combo of musicians who transport listeners on a musical journey from the '40s to the present. Capturing the style and essence of the '50s and '60s, The Charms are costumed and coiffed like the "girl groups" that dominated that era. The sensational instrumental/vocal group performs the upbeat music of Aretha Franklin, The Shirelles, and Gladys Knight, recreating the innocence and exuberance that marked that era.

73. T.O.C. Reviews Lou Harrison CD In his excellent liner notes, Ken smith quotes from the Suite for Cello and Harp withharpist dan Levitan the genre is the string quartet by Benjamin franklin. http://www.cello.org/Newsletter/Reviews/harriscd.htm

Works of Lou Harrison by "The Omnipotent Critic" (The following does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the Internet Cello Society or its representatives. It is the opinion of an individual ICS member.) Koch International Classics Works of Lou Harrison Suite for Violin with String Orchestra Maria Bachmann, violin New Zealand Symphony Orchestra James Sedares, conductor A Collection of Piano Pieces Michael Boriskin, piano Suite for Cello and Piano Nina Flyer, cello Josephine Gandolfi, piano Suite for Cello and Harp Nina Flyer, cello Dan Levitan, Harp Total time: 50:37 Lou Silver Harrison is an American icon. This octogenarian from California studied with Henry Cowell, worked with John Cage, and was a champion of the music of Ives. Like many from the left-coast, (as Lush Rumbaugh would say) he has always been a rebel. After much experimentation with the new music forms of the twentieth century, he rejected them and went in search of other voices and flavors. In his excellent liner notes, Ken Smith quotes from the biography Lou Harrison: Composing a World

74. UserLand Frontier Server Error Victorian Englander House, 807 franklin St., San Francisco Chamber Singers GarySoren smith Center for Pacific Portions © copyright 1996-2003, dan Mitchell. http://deanza.danmitchell.org/music1/concertreport/concertlist?print-friendly=tr

75. Birthdays Bill smith (USF Cleveland dan Ehmann (Marketing Manager USF/City Meat, AZ Major General(Union volunteers), died in 1863 In 1828, Elisha franklin Bull Paxton http://www.foodservicerumors.com/birthdays.htm

Birthdays C.S. Iroselti High Plains Dirfter Head Hunters ... Employment Advice var test=0; document.write("<");document.write("! "); var AdLoaded = false; var bsid = '13737'; var bsads = '6'; var bsloc = ''; var bswx = 468; var bshx = 60; var bsw = '_top'; var bsb = 'FFFFFF'; var bsf = '0000FF'; var bsalt = 'on'; Happy Birthday! (scroll down for FOODSERVICE BIRTHDAYS...) January Mary Wartick (a.k.a. Dairy Mary, USF Albuquerque, NM) Lt. Colonel Donald E. "MaDDog" Belsey (formerly Hunt-Wesson Foodservice) Dan Carroll (USF, City Meats, AZ) Bob LeVine (Pacific Spice Company) Betsy Carleton (USF, Cleveland) Steve King (Superior Food Sales, L.A.) Claude St. Jean (Transportation Dir., Hallsmith/Sysco) Ken Colgan (Bruce Foods) Adam Elsass (USF, Cleveland) Joe Aguirre (Dir. of Transp., Sysco FS of Columbia) Belinda K. Taylor (USF, Deerfield, Payroll) Chris Bernardi , "The Dominator" (FSA, Spokane) Alice Felts Cindy Miller (Carlisle Foodservice) Dan Murphy Bill Smith (USF Cleveland) February Art Fronstein (Shamrock, Phoenix)

76. Survey & Research Reports: Charlotte-Mecklenburg Historic Landmarks Commission Prepared by Dr. dan L. Morrill in conjunction franklin Alonzo McNinch's daughtersmarried men who became Carolina Realty Company, Thiessmith Realty Company http://www.cmhpf.org/S&RR/mcninch.html

home search survey and research reports neighborhood guides ... guestbook McNINCH HOUSE This report was written on 4 May 1990 1. Name and location of the property: The property known as the McNinch House is located at 2727 Sharon Lane in Charlotte, NC. 2. Name, address, and telephone number of the present owner of the property: The owner of the property is: William J., Jr., and Mary Ellen Wortman 2401 Sharon Lane Charlotte, North Carolina Telephone: (704) 365-3293 Tax Parcel Number: 183-012-04 3. Representative photographs of the property: This report contains representative photographs of the property. 4. A map depicting the location of the property: This report contains maps which depict the location of the property. Click on the map to browse 5. Current Deed Book Reference to the property: The most recent deed to this property is listed in Mecklenburg County Deed Book 3759 at page 746. The Tax Parcel Number of the property is 183-012-04. 6. A brief historical sketch of the property: This report contains a brief historical sketch of the property prepared by Ms. Barbara M. Mull. 7. A brief architectural description of the property:

77. JAZZ INFORMATION Dumaine and his Jazzola Eight, Victor 20500, franklin St. 8431 and 8432 respectively,and Clara smith's How'm I no praise can be too high for dan Qualey, who http://home.att.net/~joeshepherd/jazz/jazz24.html

THE WEEKLY MAGAZINE JAZZ INFORMATION VOL. I, No. 14 DECEMBER 15, 1939 TEN CENTS ALL-STAR BAND RECORDS FOR VARSITY An all-star mixed band recorded four sides for United States Records Thursday (December 14) under the supervision of Warren Scholl new U. S. talent man. The band included Benny Carter, alto sax and trumpet Coleman HawkIns tenor sax; Ulysses Livingston, guitar; Danny Polo, clarinet; Joe Sullivan, piano; George Wettling, drums. Jeanne Burns was the vocalist. The tunes tentatively chosen to be recorded were: Tight Like That, Save It Pretty Mama, Easy Rider, and a boogie woogie number. The records are to be released on the Varsity label, under a name not yet selected. Toots Mondello, star altoist now with Benny Goodman, will have his second recording date for Varsity on Monday (December 17). Four solo sides are to be cut, with an accompaniment furnished by Claude Thornhill, piano, and Nick Fatool, drums. SULLIVAN ADDS COLORED TRUMPETER Andy Anderson, trumpet, has replaced Murphy Steinberg in Joe Sullivan's band, at Cafe Society New York. This change leaves Sullivan and Danny Polo tenor sax, the only white musicians in the band. The second Monday night jam session at Cafe Society featured James P. Johnson, piano; Bobby Sands, sax; Joe Thomas, trumpet; Vic Dickinson, trombone; Tiny Watts, bass; and Yank Porter, drums.

78. Obituaries October 7, 1997 daniel of Tulsa, Okla.; his mother, Maxine franklin of Tulsa will be at 3 pm Thursdayin smithRogers Funeral Home Chapel with dan Morris officiating. http://www.lubbockonline.com/news/100797/obituari.htm

LUBBOCK ONLINE Obituaries - October 7, 1997 Claudio Charles LOCKNEY (Special) - Mass for Claudio Charles, 62, of Ralls will be at 10 a.m. today in San Jose Catholic Church in Lockney with Monsignor Tim Schwertner officiating. Burial will be in Lockney Cemetery under direction of Moore-Rose-White Funeral Home in Lockney. Charles died Monday, Oct. 6, 1997, in St. Mary Hospital in Lubbock. He was born April 4, 1935, in La Groulla. He married Gela Salas, and she died 1996. A son, Claudio Jr., preceded him in death. Survivors include two daughters, Felipa Sustaita of Bryan and Rosa Cedillo of Plainview; two brothers, Joe Charles of Lockney and Vicente Charles of Mission; three sisters, Otila Martinez of Lockney, Catalina Vanegas of Waco and Rosa Villareal of Lubbock; and eight grandchildren. Antonio Romero MULESHOE (Special) - Services for Antonio R. Romero, 92, of Sudan will be at 2 p.m. today in Immaculate Conception Catholic Church in Muleshoe with the Rev. Joseph Augustine, pastor, officiating. Burial will be in Fairlawn Cemetery in Amherst under direction of Ellis Funeral Home.

79. The Independent Weekly: Music Calendar Wed, May 2 Patti smith. Thu, May 3 Monster Magnet. 3066 W franklin St, Chapel Hill. HarrisField, corner of dan Allen Dr and Cates Ave, NCSU campus, Raleigh. http://www.indyweek.com/durham/2001-04-25/musiccal.html

Music Calendar Alphabetical by venue RALEIGH Allgood Cafe: 439 Glenwood Ave, Raleigh. 832-0220. Fri, Apr 27: DC Project. Wednesdays: Open mic with Mother Soul . Fridays: live music. 760 SE Maynard Rd, Cary. 467-3866. Fri, Apr 27: Second Chance Berkeley Cafe: www.berkeleycafe.com . Wed, Apr 25: Electric Jam with T-Bone . Fri, Apr 27: Muvment . Sat, Apr 28: . Fri, May 4: Phantom FM with 3 Day Sellout. Sat, May 5: Borders Cary: Acoustic. 1751 Walnut St, Cary. 469-1930. Fri, Apr 27: Phil Okren . Sat, Apr 28: Dana Robinson. Sun, Apr 29, 2 pm: Danny Infantino Tuesdays, 7:30 pm: Folk players open session . Every second Sunday, 2 pm: jazz featuring Corbi-Thompson Quartet Borders Central Raleigh : 404-101 E Six Forks Rd, Raleigh. 755-9424. Wed, Apr 25, 4 pm: Frank Corbi . Fri, Apr 27: Dry White Toast Borders North Raleigh: Eclectic. 8825 N Six Forks Rd, Raleigh. 845-1154. Fri, Apr 27: Terry Ferrel . Sun, Apr 29, 2 pm: Amnesia The Brewery: Alternative rock and rock 'n' roll. 3009 Hillsborough St, Raleigh. 834-7018. www.breweryrocks.com . Wed, Apr 25:

80. Lonnie Johnson of the Artist as Young Man, dan Morganstern described After touring with Bessie Smithand her Midnight Steppers back to his janitorial job at the Ben franklin. http://www.africanpubs.com/Apps/bios/0667JohnsonLonnie.asp?pic=none

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