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Symphony Orchestra Makes Successful Season Debut Ffi. Dec. 13, 1957 Th News-Review, Roseburg, Or. 3 ay ' o i o I O $J o ty o T By BOB CLARK News-Review Staff Writer Seeming to improve with each . completely. It performed well selection, the Roseburg Symphony i enougn during the overture, "lphi Orchestra made a successful sea-genia in Aulis." by Gluck. and son debut Thursday night before a , during the fi movement of the crowd of about 200 :.iusic lovers in ; iMart workout emerte.1 an Central Junior High School audi torium. Charles Steele, Cottage Grove, conducted the orchestra with fi nesse and know-how. The young conductor seemed especially at home while leading the program's concluding selection, "Little Red Schoolhouse." by the modern com poser William G. Still. One of the .evening's highlights was the sensitive, sure-fingered harp performance of guest soloist Delilah Spreckles. Miss Spreckles Pleases Miss Spreckels, a sophomore ai the University oCOregon, delivered a delicate rendition of Reni's lyri cal Angelus," followed by a spell binding performance of Zabel's dif ficult "Li Source." She complied with the audience's demand for an encore with a subtle VVesentation of the shor; "Night Breeze." Another sterling solo perform ance was given by Jerry Feld kamp, a 1957 University ot Oregon work if? the Moiart Concerto for Clarinet and Orchestra was com petent in the first movement and .superb in the second. 0 It was during this final move- 0 Retired Foresters Honored Thursday SEATTLE. m T?vo recently retired Pacific Northwest forest ers were awarded the 48th West ern Forest) Conference's top 3 honors Thursday night for dis tinguish achievement in forest ry, o o Receiving engraved plaques grere AgEdward P. Stamro, Portland, Ore. oTfarmer vica. president in charge of timber for Crown Ze-llerbach torn.. id Norman G. o-'acobson. forester for Lumber Co. ir StoPaul and Tacoma -o. The awards were made at the conference's annuafebanquet here. tam served with CrownoZeller bach for 31 yaw's and pioneered 0in the use and development of 0 timber harvesting more econom ist) 0 o 0 Jacobson 0was a forester for about SO years, 10 of which he O enpnt uffth th ft & FnrpsT Sai-v. re. & jomed the Tacoma firnfi in Hill an1 Awinft ki. inkO ,uit- I nessed the planting of more than ' live million tres. The three.- day inference at tended by some 50 fortty ex perts; from the United Stats and Canada, end J0dy with the sesW wg -ot" tne ignto presiaent. 566 S. E. Jackson Dial 0R9-6628 $ mm, CS f & Qtm Ta Ebetx v M, Cftnno Mom . 'ft jx ENAMEL f igrjW S3 J0 44" o O ) "lu"1 Qvj UV It'. U.. t. .M .mi tl, f J htlp In prtporliif tmtf-1 o ,CS P'0' hM- Thf'f J O ( raolly nothing like It for (J) blending toucot. mixing VQ, f drinks, chopping nuH, grind- J tng coHoo or preparing ') ( O anw'c'1 tprtorft from toft- JifQ ovri. Tre!r S- ih wi" V vio ovory doy of tht yoor, 0 If353iill DON'T MAKE A MOVETILL YOU SEE FLEGEL HOUSEHOLD MOVING LOCAL or NATIONWIDE STORAGE0 PACKING CRATING FLEGEL Transfer & Storaqe Co LOCALLY OWNED AND OPERATED O 4,14 N.Q Casper Roteburg, Oregon Phone ORchard 3-4436 ftl Flegel Cliff Brosfield AsM Befclw Vee Ume ment of the concerto, the second work on the program, that the or- organic whole while playing the concerto's finale. Director Credited The orchestra's performance of this movement was due in no small part to the finely subtle reading of Steele. Following (his, the orchestra gave an excellent performance of the Schubert Symphony Number Five. Especially outstanding was Steele s and the orchestra's deft handling of file unhurried second movement and the lively, quick paced finale. A masterful performance of the tna various tvrjes nf children, too- frcu uu evening UKCI.T, After the final chord of the color ful, strongly pictorial suite, both orchestra and conductor received a long, well-deserved round of warm applause. Circuit Court O Complaints A. L. Stevens vs. Harry Olsen. Plaintiff asks for SI .500 for in Mr- ies received in auto acciaent uec. 6. 1955, on Highway 99 near ffri-; City. A ONational Life Insurance Co. vs. wnitti-n .1 Mvait ftiarnvn J uv. 1 art and Winston-Dillard Water Dis trict. Asks for S8.849.35 judgment in foreclosure suit. T)micla Countv vs. Mark Ewert. ftsks for jury verdict of compensa tion tor be pyd defendant in land condemnation suit. Douglas County vs. Jack R. and Mrs.olack R. Simison. Asks for jury verdict of) compensation to be paid defendants in land condemna tion sun. csnd Laura E. Hartley. Same as j I aboe. Clarence Leon White vs. Lloyd Patterson and RoeburgTand and Gravel Co. Msks for Sd9200 dam-. ages to cjrYaused by defendants dump track. 0 Orders O Henry H. Miller vs. Avery oArm- strong, A. n. ieepar ana oinera? Judgment of irrloluntSlry nonsuit adaincf h!aintiff nrdrpd ein all bcauses of action. . City of Myrtle Creek v. Joseph Hailicka. Plaintiff awarded recov- ery ot S9B 25. . o Verdicts Carlfcnkind vs. State tn;sfrial Accident Commission. 0 Plaintiff ( awarded 15oper cent loss of func-,., tipn fif one leg from accident June l,.M5. . 0 Leonard G. IjfcBonaU vs. SI AC. Plaviff awarded 25 ftr ceat awe J of function of ene arat Up aci dent aT i, 195. GusTjReynolds.ve. Mjysard Ea gle. Complaint of plaintiff diamies- ced arid entered in favor of defend ant. . Darold Nordqaist vs. Forrest Sol. oman dba F J Logging Co. Case entered voluntary nojisuit with enjilie. . 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