Band is better than the gang in school music push
C D Greenleaf of the Conn Music Center says American families embrace music as part of daily life. He notes rising numbers of musicians and the belief that school bands offer a healthier influence than gangs. A Midwest survey found students with music study performing better academically.
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Music Lures High School Students In Denver
High school students in Denver increasingly study music with 1 in 3 showing interest per the Conn Music Center. J Kendel reports 1,746 pupils studied music, 628 through private instruction, and 8,292 instruments exist in homes. Preferences show 27 percent favor chestra, 20 percent dance, 17 percent band, 14 percent vocal.
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Greatest thirty six holes of golf to be played for LA Open title
The article projects January ninth as the day the winner of the Los Angeles ten thousand dollar open championship will post the greatest thirty six holes ever, likely at the Rancho Club. George Von Elm, a late teen prodigy, seeks another big win before a large home crowd as a powerful field gathers for a premier Southern California event.
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Rotary Dinner Round of Business Tales
At a Rotary Club dinner George Marble recalls a meeting moment where an undertaker rose and stated he followed the medical profession, a lighthearted note from Cap per's Weekly.
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Landlady Repeats Bedtime Rule To Lodger
A London Weekly Telegraph item reports a stern landlady scolding a lodger for late hours. She declares three and four am arrivals routine and warns that if he returns at five am the next night he may “sit up and let yourself in.” She frames strict household discipline.
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Weeden Tray Care Tips for Restoring Wooden Trays
Weeden describes labor-saving trays as often marred by dishes carried on them. A tray marked in this way may be restored by gentle rubbing with warm linseed oil, then rubbed in with absorbent material such as cotton wool.
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