fTlusical Events
Women’s choir appears
Under the direction of Paul
Westlund, the Women's Choral
Society will bloom in Beall Concert
Hall at 3 p.m. on Sunday with a
concert entitled. "Spring Sing."
Special guests of the Society will
be the University's Oboe and
Saxophone Ensembles, directed
by J. Robert Moore
Director Westlund says that
often the music performed by the
Choral Society was written for
church choirs composed of young
boys. He doesn t view this as too
much of a problem, however, and
has included on the concert Ben
jamin Britten's "Missa Brevia",
which is just such a piece Guest
soloist, Cheryl Aydelott. will per
form with the Society on
Schubert's 'Serenade''
The Society's members come
from all walks of life and run the
complete spectrum of age One
member, described by Wostlund
as, "a good alto, with a big sound
that just booms out', has been
with the group since its formation.
43 years ago
Although there is no admission
charge, the Society hopes to re
ceive donations from people at
tending the concert As in the past,
the donations will go into a scho
larship fund for support of music
students
Westlund tells the story of one
music graduate who, after ' mak
ing it", returned to Eugene to
thank the Society for the scholar
ship he received while attending
the University of Oregon many
years ago He told the Society
that he probably would not have
been able to stay in school without
that S30 scholarship. Westlund
says Today, the Society offers 2
or 3 scholarships a year in the
$250 range
So when you reach for that do
nation on Sunday, remember, the
ladies will be singing their hearts
out for you — and a few very lucky
young students — as well
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^<April 21, 1977
3:30 PM. 138 Gilbert Hall
on the University of Oregon Campus
The University of Oregon Bookstore,
Inc. will have its Annual Meeting
The purposes of the annual meeting shall be to receive
annual reports of officers of the corporation, review amend
ment of Articles of Incorporation proposed by the Directors
regarding Directors' terms of office, make such recommenda
tions or proposals to the Board of Directors as the members
may deem advisable and to receive nominations for member
ship on the Board of Directors.
Nominations Open
for positions on the Board of Directors
One (1) freshman for a one (1) year term
Two (2) sophomores for two (2) year terms
One (1) student-at-large for a one (1) year term
Two 12) graduate students for one (1) year terms
One (1) faculty member for a two (2) year term
The meeting is open to all registered students of the
University of Oregon, all faculty members employed on
the Eugene campus and all classified staff members hold
ing a fulltime University position
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Thursday, April 28
Jantzen Beach Thunderbird
Portland, Oregon
8:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
EMCEE: Jim Bosley, KATCI-TV
SPEAKERS: Phil Bogue, Chairman of Board, Portland
Chamber of Commerce; Bob Hazen, Chairman of Board,
The Benj. Franklin; Sam Naito, President, Skidmore Develop
ment; Freddye Petett, Administrative Assistant, Mayor’s
Office; Steve Stewart, Director, Stan Wiley Inst
$ 15 student registration includes lunch.
For further information, call the Portland Jaycees, 227-5656.
Buddy Powers, Jimmy Diamond
oive con cert-jam on Sunday
Fresh from the Fairmont Hotel
in San Francisco, jazz artists
Buddy Powers and Jimmy
Diamond will be coming to the
Rodeway Inn this Sunday as
guest performers for the Tradi
tional Jazz Society of Oregon
Buddy Powers, on trumpet, put
in almost four years with Woody
Herman's orchestra, and has re
corded with Herman as well as
with Tony Bennett. Frank Sinatra.
Nat King Cole and Cal T|ader He
has played the last two years with
the Nob Hill Gang Dixieland Band
Jimmy Diamond, piano and
vocals, played with Turk Murphy
and lu Watters and has toured
with Charlie Barnel and worked
with Red Nichols, Muggsy
Spanier and Jack Teagarden
He's the leader of the Nob Hill
Gang Dixieland Band, now play
ing at the Fairmont Hotel in San
Francisco
Emmylou Harris
adds extra show
ar Fairgrounds
Due to an overwhelming man
order response, a second Em
mylou Harns show will be added
at the Fairgrounds Auditorium
building April 29th All early show
tickets are sold
Tickets are available at
Everybody’s Record Co in
Eugene, Sun Shop the Eugene
Hotel and by mail order The sec
ond show begins at If pm and
ticket prices are S5 50 in advance
Mail orders will bo accepted
until April 22 hence, all letters
postmarked Apnl 23 and after will
not be honored For tickets send
a check or money order along with
a self-addressed stamped en
velope to Emmylou Harns Con
cert P O Box 5345 Eugene,
Oregon 97405
The concert/)am will begin at 1
p m and last until around 6pm
Admission is $1 tor students and
$2 tor others The Rodeway Inn is
located near the Beltline Road exit
at Springfield All )azz lovers are
welcome
Modem Jazz
Quartet plays
in Portland
The original members ot The
Modern Jazz Quartet, back to
gether again tor their first histone
tour since disbanding in 1974. ap
pear in concert at the Portland
Auditonum on Tuesday. April 26
at 8 p m
Called the best ot the best." by
noted |azz writer Leonard Feather
and "best small jazz ensemble in
the USA by Downbeat
magazine, the MJQ (uses the
finest elements ot swing, bee-bop
blues and classical music into the
smooth, refined excellence that
tirst startled the world ot jazz in tho
50 s
For 22 years the talonts ot John
Lewis (piano), Milt Jackson (vib g
raharp), Percy Heath (bass) and I
Connie Kay (drums) perfected a
balance between composition
lorms. the sensitive economy ot
John Lewis piano and the (lowing
melodies of Milt Jackson's vibes
share the spontaneous solos that
have packed concert halls and
iazz festivals everywhere
Originally the rhythm section of
Dizzy Gillespie s big band in the
1940 s, The Modern Jazz Quartet
has the longest life of any ensem
ble in the history of jazz They
have recorded over thirty afoums,
mostly on the Atlantic label
Tickets tor this Northwest Re
leasing event are on sale at The
Ticket Place at Lipmans (down
town), First Federal in Vancouver a
and the Auditorium
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