Central High spring concert features band chorus and Brigadoon
Central High School music department presents a spring concert in the school auditorium next Friday at 8 15 p m The 60 piece Central Band conducted by William E Bishop and the combined chorus of 200 under Mrs Ruth M Gilmour perform selections from Brigadoon with Glen O Connor sword dance and Terry Parkins pipes Narrators Diane Harris and Ray Wood plus Judie Clancy singing Waitin for My Dearie The program includes Sousa Semper Fidelis the Carnival of Venice Where in the World but in America and You’ll Never Walk Alone Also noted are district Polish Singers Alliance officers and choir competition results from Syracuse Utica and New York Mills
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Central High School Music Department
Central Band
William E. Bishop
Ruth M. Gilmour
Glen O'Connor
Terry Parkins
Diane Harris
Ray Wood
Judie Clancy
My Dearie
Eleanor Daubenthaler
Larry Fick
Squires
James Wray
Murray Menter
John Philip Sousa
Clark
Fred Waring
America
Henry J. Travis
Florence Travis
Polonaise Chorus
New York
Polish Singers Alliance of America
Syracuse
Walter Sierak
Utica
Joan Piotrowski
Schenectady
Walter Trzcinski
Sophia Soja
Milla
Henry Klimek
Thousands cheer as Brigadoon excerpts headline concert
Excerpts from Brigadoon frame a June 3 concert featuring the newly rebuilt organ dedicated in memory of Dr. Albert Reimen Schneider. Prof. Guilford P. Ley, an alumnus, performed as a concert pianist opening the festival on May 27. Judith Eckerman of Kenmore, a Syracuse University junior, won the regional organ competition.
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Baldwin - Wil-lace College
Kulas Musical Arts
Berea
Ohio
Arthur Poister
Syracuse
University
Fanny Nast
Genddle
Albert Reimenschneider
Guilford Plumley
3. A
Judith Eckerman
Kenmore
Syracuse University
Organ
Acuse
A.G.O
Crouse College
Bach
Messiaen
Eckerman
Newark
N. J
Get You a Dog by Frank Tripp
A personal essay extols the life with Cokey a coal black 11 month old miniature French poodle as a loyal athletic reader companion. The narrator describes Cokey as an elite infield partner able to anticipate pitches and make plays though she lacks a throwing arm. He recounts games at home indoors and in a yard setting and notes her practice of washing the ball in the water before returning it. The piece ends urging readers to get a dog for authentic affection and lifelong loyalty.
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Cokey
Brooklyn
Wee Reese
Dodgers
Fou J
Main Street
Lexington
Valley Forge
North Africa
Okinawa
Guadalucanal
France
Normandy
Iwo Jima
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Dwight David Eisenhower
Colin Kelly
Gi Joe
The Endless Soldier of American Spirit
A reverent portrait traces Walter Winchell from Lexington 1775 to a global wartime era. It extols the unknown soldier’s universal sacrifice across battles and eras, naming Lincoln, Lee, York, Roosevelt, Eisenhower, and many others while linking patriotism to democracy and peace.
Woman Becomes Mountain Guide
A Na varrese woman, Dona Dolores Gorria, becomes the first female professional mountain guide. Trained from youth on her family's Arrako farm near Isaba in the Pyrenees, she will guide in the western Pyrenees near landmarks such as the Larra Stone Desert, San Martin summit, and Mesa De Los Tres Reyes.
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Nana
Pamplona
Informaciones
Madrid
Dona Dolores Gorria
Arrako
Isaba
Pyrenees
Dona Gorria
Larra Stone Desert
San Martin
Mesa de Los Tres Reyes
Two Types of Virginians Describe by Brinkley
Roanoke Virginia officials quote Parke C Brinkley Commissioner of Agriculture on two types of Virginians those who never left the state and those who left earned money and returned to enjoy life among locals. He spoke to the National Dairy Council.
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Roanoke
Parke C. Brinkley
National Dairy Council
Museum showcases six press photographers exhibit
The Syracuse Museum opens a new exhibition featuring six members of Region 2 of the National Press Photographers Association. The group served on committees for a recent short course in photojournalism.
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Syracuse Museum
National Press Photographers’ Association
Sur
News Photos on Show At Syracuse Museum
An exhibit in the Syracuse Museum young peoples room showcases news photography from Rochester Times Union James D. Osbourne and Democrat and Chronicle Fred H. Powers, with works by Schenectady Gazette Charles R. Sellers and Syracuse Post Standard Leslie H. Swenson among others, highlighting dramatic urban and winter scenes.
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Rochester
The
Rochester Times-Union
James D. Osborne
Democrat and Chronicle
Fred H. Powers
Osborne
Ihe
Genesee River
Karsh
Powers
Felix von Luckner
Lincoln
Lincoln Memorial
Washington
Charles R. Sellers
Schenectady
Leslie H. Swenson
Syracuse Post-Standard
Joseph K. Bensin
Syracuse Herald-Journal
Santa
Dante Tranquillo
Utica Observer Dispatch
Adirondack
Jack Frost
Bidding and play analysis on a grand slam in bridge
The article recounts North South versus West East with a grand slam in spades. It notes Norths strong bidding implying red aces and a singleton, discusses the diamond opening and heart ruff mishap, and analyzes the bidding sequence from 1 Club to 7 Spades. It concludes with commentary on the declarers method and the overcall, praising the fine bidding despite the error in technique.
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Declarer
West
North East South West
Club Heart
East
North
South
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Wilhhousky
Julia Ward Howe
H. Neilson
Amparito Roca
Football Central
Philharmonia Choir of
Mills
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Filarets of
Halka Choir of
Simfonia Choral Society of
Lamia Choir of
Halka
John T. Clough
Frank T. Hakanson
Joseph J. McGrath
W. W. Kulski
Glen O’connor
Judy Clancy
Central High School
Manru
Paderewski
Dresden
Paris
Debussy
New York City
National Council
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Carl Staplin
Frank Sherrill
Edgar Billops
Thomas Sherman
Little Orchestra Society
Town Hall
Delaware
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der Schauspieldirektor
Metropolitan Opera
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Famous Artists Series
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Tripp
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Concord
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Lafayette
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Broadway
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Hell
Angels
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St. Mihiel
Chateau Thierry
Alvin York
Woodrow Wilson
John J. Jershing
the Doughboy
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38Th Parallel
Global Amity’ S
Warching
U. S
Robert Malone
Carnegie Hall
N. Y
Malone
Ana
Ikoray
Stone Taro Co
S. Salina ST
Anna W. Olmsted
Syracuse Museum of Fine Arts
Jacuse University
C. Wesley Brooks
School of Journalism
Joseph K. Rensin
Goren
West East
Spinet
Teeny Earl
Lus
U.S
South Selina Street
Corner Castle
Baldwin
Acrosonic Spinet
Fiano
Mom
Dad
Russell Goss
S. Clinton
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