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Newspaper
Middletown Journal
Location
Middletown, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1965
Page
20
Mid dletown Civic Symphony will hold student auditions December 3 in Roosevelt Junior High auditorium starting at 4 PM. A vocalist and instrumentalist will join the ensemble for the February 13 concert and receive the Philipp Reinartz Memorial Award. Details from Miss Valda Wilkerson or Mrs. Harry Nicholson.
Ohio's share of a $63 million federal allocation through the Bureau of Public Roads under the Highway Beautification Act includes $3,661,784 for general beautification, $89,415 for billboard control, and $95,728 for junkyard control for the current fiscal year ending next June.
Two free CCM programs are scheduled today at the University of Cincinnati College-Conservatory of Music. A 3 30 p m memorial service honors CCM faculty Melba Smith Robert Powell and UC professor Ernest Haswell with Father John DeDee Oldegeering conducting.
A fresh wave of debut pop artists emerges after Sinatra and Bennett. Mike Douglas brings a likable straight delivery on It’s Time for Mike Douglas. Doug Crosley, in his early 20s from Canada, offers a solid no gimmick debut New Star in Town. Father Columba McManus, a Servite friar, presents The Singing Priest with literate religious folk songs. Jerry Holmes Sings showcases a matinee idol romantic style. Danny Meehan’s Meehan’s In is a gritty nightclub debut. Marilyn Maye offers a pleasant jazz influenced set with Misty and Washington Square notes.
Gabrieli overture to Mozart marriage of Figaro three movements from Francis Poulenc Les Biches Canzona by Peter Mennin and The Royal Fireworks Music by Handel feature in a concert program marking historic orchestral works with varied periods.
Skitch Henderson, NBC Tonight Show maestro, appears as pianist and guest conductor with the Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra at Music Hall in the second 8 O Clock Series concert. He conducts A Salute to Irving Berlin with baritone Stuart Foster, solos on several numbers, and the program includes Rossini La Gazza Ladra Hugh Downs Elegy for Orchestra and Bernstein On the Waterfront. Tickets are on sale at the CSO box office.
A Kansas City couple is noted for their music tastes. The review praises Joan Toliver for her full bodied voice on Trouble in Mind, while Gale Garnett also shines. It mentions Renee Raff's Audio Fidelity debut Among the Stars, criticizing her flat, toneless bossa nova style.
Hollywood AP reports Spike Jones Jr., 16, takes over the City Slickers after his father’s death. He debuts on NBC-10 in What Makes People Laugh on Nov 8, performing his father’s hits Cocktails for Two Chloe and Holiday for Strings. He plans a rock n roll side project while finishing Beverly Hills High, with his mother Helen Grace returning to singing but not as his show cohost.
UNESCO traveling exhibit “Two Thousand Years a Chinese Painting” with 60 reproductions is on view in Earlham College Lilly Library Hadley Hendrie Gallery through Nov 27. Courtesy of College of Wooster, Wooster Ohio, for Great Lakes Colleges Association. Works span from 21 BC to 1912 AD. Public viewing hours are 7:45 am to 11:15 pm weekdays, 8 am to 5 pm Saturdays, and 1:45 pm to 11:15 pm Sundays.
The Mayas employed a dot and dash coding system to represent numbers long before Columbus reached the Americas. This numerical notation used dots and dashes to indicate values, signaling an early form of abstract counting.
Cellist Leonard Rose will perform this afternoon at 3 as part of the Miami University Artists Series in Oxford. Accompanist Frank Jogha will join him for a program including Brahms Sonata in F major Op. 99 Boccherini Adagio and Allegro in A Martini Sonata No. 2 Schumann Fantasiestucke Op. 73 and Chopin Introduction and Polonaise Brillante Op. 3. Rose, renowned as performer and teacher, has notable links to Lincoln Center New York and the Ford Foundation and has recorded with the Philadelphia Orchestra under Ormandy. He has appeared with major American orchestras including Cleveland Buffalo San Antonio Brooklyn San Francisco Portland and Washington and with the New York Philharmonic.
A long list of sponsors and donors appears, naming individuals and couples with firms such as Armco Steel, First National Bank of Middletown, The Gardner Foundation, The Kroger Company, and numerous local businesses. The compiled roll includes cooks, bakers, florists, jewelers, and professional service firms, indicating a broad community support roster labeled as student patrons.
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