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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1965
Page
21
A bridge hand shows a hidden squeeze that forces East to discard either a spade or a diamond. Declarer deduces West’s 5-3-0-5 distribution and, by timing the spade and diamond plays, traps East for the rest of the tricks.
Met Opera tenor Nicolai Gedda headlines a Miami University Artists Series concert at Withrow Court tonight at 8 15. The program features ten composers including Lurante Donizetti Schumann Strauss Meyerbeer Massenet Poulenc Thomson Grieg and Rachmaninoff sung in four languages. Withrow Court seats 4100, no reserved seating, students admitted with IDs, general tickets at the door.
Sarah Peck of Oxford wins the 1965 youth competition sponsored by the Hamilton Symphony Orchestra and receives a 100 dollar Dr. Milton Greenwald Memorial Fund award. She will perform as violin soloist with the orchestra during student concerts this month. The contest encourages youth participation ages 11 to 17. other contestants included Steven Tutt from Middletown.
The Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra at Music Hall presents the eighth Eight O Clock program conducted by Max Rudolf next Saturday. Soloist Max Rabinovitsj performs Glazounoff Violin Concerto in A minor. The program includes Glinka Overture Russian and Ludmilla Lindoff The Enchanted Lake and Tchaikovsky Symphony No 5 in E minor. Tickets are at 415 Race St box office.
Dr George W Crane notes Mrs C Elmes leads a long running Sunday deaf service in the Chicago Temple chapel after the 12 30 sermon. He recalls teaching a Bible class and praises her sign language ministry attracting deaf attendees from Chicagoland.
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