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Community honors Wayne Dunlap
( ( ontinued from page 1C) the orchestra board who had given so
much of their time. He said the Symmunity
like this, in my experience." He phony League was the "most admiranamed
members and past presidents of ble, the most productive orchestra
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women's association in the state."
During his 28 years with the orchestra,
he estimates there were 200 concerts
and 900 rehearsals. Probably 200
The pewter tea service presented by Fran Lang on behalf of the Plymouth Symphony Society was admired
by Wayne, Lenora and Betsy Dunlap. (Staff photos)
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musicians have played in the orchestra
during that time "and I remember
them all by their first names."
"As Paul said, the orchestra has had
its moments of terror and its glorious
moments. I hope you invite me back."
HEAD TABLE guests were Paul Miller,
Edith Duranceau and Daisy Barnes
who have played in the orchestra since
it was founded, Nat Sibbold, Wayne and
Lenora Dunlap, their daughter, Betsy,
and their\son, Bruce, Wayne's sister,
Bev Murray, Fran and Charles Lang,
and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Beitner.
Fred and Betty Nelson, Jerry and
Henry Walch, Bob and Betty Webber
and Jim and Eleanor Warren shared a
table.
Harriett Randall, Joanne Hu'lce,
Jane Moehle and Mary Elizabeth
Moehle were in one group. The Sam
Hudsons, the George Hudsons, the Donald
Urquharts, the Bob Sparlings, Lewis
Stout, Emily Mutter Austin, the Fred
Beitners, the Brian Zeleks, the Perry
Richwines, the Dunbar Davises, the
Kenneth Merrills, Norma Cassady and
a host of other friends attended the dinner.
The Dunlaps 'have not set a definite
moving date. They have to sell their
home in Grand Rapids.
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The party was a community project
spearheaded by George Hudson, Fred
and Bill Beitner, and the Symphony
Society.
The banquet hall was filled with laughter as Paul Miller reminisced
about his more than 28-year association with Wayne Dunlap.
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