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Big Band Bash

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Patsy and Ozzie Reynolds enjoy dancing to big band sounds. Photo by Katie Scarvey.

Jean and Foster Owen enjoy a dance together. Photo by Katie Scarvey, Salisbury Post.

Jim and Bev Mitchell share a dance at The Big Band Bash at Catawba on Jan. 9. Photo by Katie Scarvey, Salisbury Post.

Steve Yang, Lori Yang, Jane Conway and James Randolph enjoyed the evening and each otherÕs company. Photo by Katie Scarvey.

Ann Palmer and Carrol Fisher pause from dancing at the Big Band Bash Jan. 9 at Catawba College. Photo by Katie Scarvey.

Director David Hagy was the leader of the band at the Big Band Bash January 9 at Catawba College. Photo by Katie Scarvey.

Winnie and Dan Mikkelson enjoy their time on the dance floor at the Big Band Bash. Photo by Katie Scarvey.

Last Saturday about 200 people attended The Big Band Bash at Catawba College.

After a concert in Hedrick Auditorium, guests and musicians alike proceeded to the Crystal Lounge, where there was plenty of food — and lots more music, directed by David Hagy.

This was the ninth year for the popular event, which is a fundraiser for the Salisbury Symphony.

"The dance floor was full for practically every dance," said organizer Dotty Clement.

"When the band stopped playing for the evening, no one wanted to leave."

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