Piano recital by Anthony di Bonaventura at NC School of the Arts
Noted pianist Anthony di Bonaventura will give a public recital on May 12 at 8 15 p m in Main Hall auditorium after a two day series of master classes at the North Carolina School of the Arts. He has performed with major orchestras in the U S and Europe. The program features Beethoven sonata at age 11, Granados dances, Liszt Valse Impromptu, Hungarian Rhapsody No 10, Chopin nocturnes and waltzes, and Ballade No 4. Di Bonaventura debuted with his sister at four and later studied at Settlement Music School and Curtis Institute. He made his New York Philharmonic debut at 13.
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Winston-Salem
Anthony di Bonaventura
United States
Europe
North Carolina
West Virginia
Settlement Music School
New York
Curtis Institute
Philadelphia
New York Philharmonic
Thomasville High School Teaches Computer Technology
Thomasville Senior High School offers data processing and keypunch classes taught by Mrs. Tamara Regan. The IBM 1620 and related equipment occupy Room 101 as students learn the basics of computer operation and card handling with career prospects discussed. Local industry and state funds support the program, with plans to expand to adults in summer.
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Ven Carver
Thomasville — Computer Technology
Thomasville Senior High School
Tamara Regan
High Point College
University of North Carolina At Greensboro
Regan
Greensboro
IBM
Washington, D.C
Honeycutt
Thomasville
Guard Units Training Set at Fort Bragg and Other Posts
North Carolina National Guardsmen will spend their two week annual training encampments at Ft. Bragg, Ft. Stewart, Camp Butner, and Red River Army Depot from May through August. The main site is Fort Bragg under Col. Robert A. Hughes with non divisional troops and all artillery units of the 30th Infantry Division commanded by Col. Barrie S. Davis. Training begins May 29 with non divisional troops from multiple towns and 1st Battalion 113th Artillery plus other artillery units at Ft. Bragg from May 29 to June 12.
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Raleigh
North Carolina
National Guardsmen
Ft. Bragg
N. C
Ft. Stewart
Barrie S. Davis
Zebulon
2D Battalion
120Th Infantry
Hickory
Statesville
Newton
Morganton
Boone, Lee
Salisbury
Mt. Airy
Elkin
Mocksville
167Th Military Police
Washington
Farmville
Greenville
New Bern
Raleigh-Durham
San Dunn
Mount Olive
Fremont
113Th Artillery
Charlotte
Monroe
Forest City
High Point
Thomasville
Eden
Greensboro
Louisburg
Youngsville
Young In Touch Explores Man’s Responsibility at Library Meeting
In a final year meeting at the High Point Public Library the Young In Touch program hosts a multimedia session on mankind’s responsibility to others. Kenneth Wood leads a post film Q and A on This Solitude Which We Go, with book reviews by Miss Betty Carolyn Ward and music by Steppenwolf and The Who. The group meets 7 p m in the audio visual room. open to area high school students.
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High Point Public Library
Young In
Library
High Point Youth Council
Kenneth Wood
High Point Civil Service Commission
Betty Carolyn Ward
Young In Touch
Mortimer J. Adler
Mahatma Ghandi
Dag Hammarskjold
Steppenwolf
The
Who
Leeds
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Art Richardson
Thomasville School
Derwood Huneycutt
Huneycutt
NCNB
Waverly
Wolf
Nathans
Riverdale
North Main St
Man
Numa F. Reid Lodge
Richard E. Cranford
E. G. Updegrove
Southside Baptist Church
Thomasv
Christ
E.W. Clapp
D.C. Sullivan
Evangelist
Direct Furniture
Bradley Place
Dinette Suites
James E. Lax
Briarwood Dr. High Point
Furniture Market Oe
Ward & Prospect Sts
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