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About La Grande evening observer. (La Grande, Or.) 1904-1959 | View Entire Issue (May 3, 1945)
7 Thursday, May's;'1 1945 'I LA GRANDE EYENLNG OBSERVER, LA GRANDE, OREGON f age Two jj1 Fine Music Will Be Presentee During it I Lai Grande Observance of Music Week (Contluue fro.n Pae 1) folk music, westerns, light opera ' numbers, songs of the south and j j number of other types. I j Their program follows: ! I hi Grand fliers Praise Be to ThCe, Lady Moon, Sweetest Story , Ever Told. I , Carol Nichols A Bird Sang In , Iho Rain. La Grandoliers Something About a Soldier, Flowers That ' Bloom In the Spring. Nancy Lamb A Heart That's ' Free. I La Grandoliers Mighty Lak' a ji Rose, Kentucky Babe. I Jean Hoover My Johann. I I , La Grandoliers The River of ! ! The Rosjs, Play to Me Gypsy. I ! ' Donna Mae Dalstrom Were My Songs With Wings Provided. ; La Grandoliers Carmcncity. Rancheros I Yi Yi Yi, Mamac Eu Qucro, In Mexico. La Grandoliers Volga Boat Song, Cossack's Lullaby, Tulip Time in Holland. 1 i Margaret Greene Lass With the Delicate Air. La Grandoliers Barcarolle, i The Lord Is My Shepherd. I Modernettes Over the Rain bow, Country Gardens. Marlene Roe Pick on Me. Donaldeen Bull Slumber Boat Moderncttea Amaryllis, Minute Minuet. j Rancheros Don't Fence Me In. Covered Wagon, Tumbling Weeds. La Grandoliers Hola! Finale from Light Opera, Toreadors. Dorothy Hart and Phyllis Mc Laughlin will be the accompan ists. Sacred Music Concert I Combs announced the Sunday program of sacred music as fol lows: "Oh Sing Unto the Lord a New Song: Sing Unto the Lord, All the Earth" Psalms 96.1. Organ prelude Beverly Decker. Invocation Rev. Irvin Motz. "Praise the Lord Oh Jerusalem," LDS choir; N. P. Combs, direc tor (J. H. Maunder). "America" Congregation. "Just for Today," Mrs. Ivan French (Blanch Seaber). "Open Our Eyes," Woman's Triad choir, Edith Worley, soloist; Henry Ehlers, director (Mc farland). "Christ Went Up Into the Hills," Shirley Miles (Hageman). "God Shall Wipe Away All Tears," Methodist Church choir; Mrs. Elmer Hansen, director (Field). "Send Out Thy Light (Gounod). "Oh Morn of Beauty," combined Presbyterian, Methodist and LDS church choirs; Henry Eh lers, director (Sibelius). Benediction Rev. Floyd E. White. Organ postlude Mrs. Wm, Ham ilton. Accompanists will be Mrs. Leone Combs, Fiorina Bcesom, Mrs.' Harvey Carter and Mrs! Wil liam Hamilton. The Rainbow Girls will be ushers. Collegians to Entertain Selections from the classics, songs of various nations and modern American popular airs ere included in the college pro gram, which will be presented under Ehlers' direction. Appearing will be the college girls' glee club, an instrumental trio, Lois Hill, flautist, Dorothy Swart, clarinetist, and Evelyn Scott, pianist; Beverly Decker, piano soloist, and talks on "The Significance of National Muteie Week," by Hazel Trollinger, and "Music Today, by Beverly . Shorb. I The trio will be heard in "Lo! The Gentle Lark," and Miss in m mis: cDv r i.m IP They Always Decker will plav the "Fantasie' fiom, Mozart s 17th sonata. Glee club members with which the program will open are "Var sity," (Ehlers), "Oh Sing Your Songs," "Sleep and Rest." "Allc luja" by Mozart, and "O Divine Redeemer." Airs representative of various nations also by the glee club, will he "When Love Is Kind" (old English); "Chinese Lullaby," "On the Steppe," (Russian), "Flowing Fiver," (Chilean), and "Carmen cita" (Mexican). Modern numbers with which the program wil close are: "Rain," "Love Come Back to Me," "Hallelujah," "I Hear Your Voice," and "Your Land and My Land." The finale will be the FOC Alma Mater. Neighborhood Club Program The program for the Thursday O RATION CALENDAR I I I Processed Foods: ! I v Book 4 Blue stamps 112 through M2 valid through June j 2. Blue stamps N2 through S2 ' valid through June 30. Blue stamps T2 through X2 valid through Julv 31. Blue stamps ! Y2, Z, Al, Bl, CI valid through j , August 31. Mai, Butter, Fats, Cheese: Book 4 Red stamps Y5 through D2 valid through June 2. Red stamps E2 through J2 valid through June 30. Red stamps K2 through P2 valid through July 31. Red stamps Q2 through I U2 valid through August 31. I Sugar: i Book 4 Sugar stamp 35 valid through June 2. Sugar stamp 38 valid through August 31. ' Shoes: Loose stamps Invalid. Book 3 Airplane stamps 1-2-3 now valid. Gasoline: Coupons not valid un less endorsed: ' "A" IS coupons expire June 21. I' Stores Apply local board for oil, gas stove certificates. I! ' Wood. Coal, Sawdust: ' Delivery by priorities based on 1 1 needs. Fuel Oil: III Period 1-2-3-4-5 coupons valid , through August 31. Not more than 88 per cent of season's ra tion's should have been used to dcte. Technician Fifth Giade Fred W. Hagey, arrived here yester day for d furlough with his mother, Mrs. Ella M. Hagey, aft-?r serving 34 months in the Pacific area with the aviation signal unit. Hagey entered the army April 13, l41, and in June of that year sailed for Australia where he compk-ted his training. He has participated extensively in the campaigns, coming here from Luzon. At the conclusion of his fur lough he will report at Santa, Ana Calif., for reassignment. Ernie Rostock will leave Thurs day morning for Georgia to re sume naval and cadet training, after a five day visit with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jake Ros tock. For the past two months Rostock has been stationed ut Purcell, Okla. evening was announced by Mrs''-3 Grande. Ensign William Fleenor is here on leave from Jacksonville, Fla., where he received training as a navy pilot and is visiting his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Garity, before reporting to San Francisco for duty assignment. Assignment of Sgt. Theodore O. Mathson of Perry to a coast defense unit on the Hawaiian is land of Oahu is announced in an army communiction. Mathson is a motor sergeant in one of the searchlight bat teries. He has been overseas since June, 1942, and prior to his present assignment was a mech anic and motor technician. He was employed by the Union Pacific railroad prior to entering the aimed forces. He is the son of Mrs. Rosie Mathson of Rt. 1, Richardson as follows: Organ Sonata Pathetique (Beethoven): Minuet (Boccherini) Mrs. Harley H. Richardson. Recitative and aria Ernani. in volami from "Ernani" (Verdi) Miss Elizabeth Foley. Piano Ballade No. 3 in A flat (Chopin) Miss Mary Jasper. Aria Pace, pace, mio Dio from "La Forza del destino" (Ver di) Mrs. Harlow Spcckhart. Organ In Summer (Stebbins); Tango in D (Albcniz); Valse Bluetto (Drigo) Mrs. Harley H. Richardson. Life (Curran); Invitation to the Dance (Weber) Miss Elizabeth Foley. Alma Mia Arietta from "Flori dante" (Handel); Inspiration (Chopin); Liebesleid (Shelley); Who Is Sylvia (Schubert) Larry Brunette. The Hills of Gruzia (Medni koff); A Pastoral (Old English) (Carey); Goat Herder's Song (Mexican) (Baldwin) Retta Woo den Ehlers. Do Not Go My Love Hageman); Calm As The Night (Bohm) Arthur McCall, Jr. Death's Serenade (Moussorg sky); Sans Toi (d'Hardelot) Mrs. Hurlow Speckhurt. Accompanists will be Mrs. T. R. Maxwell, Mrs. Harvey Carter, and Mrs. Harley H. Richardson. NEVADA'S RECORD ROOKERY White pelicans on Anaho island in Nevada's Lake Pyramid consume about 4000 tons of fish every year. This is the largest pelican rookery in the world. Today We Pay Tribute to M I I'. '.:. Y . t . " Basil L. Hotting, 21, car penters mate third class,. who served in the Pacific area. He is the son of Mr. and Mis. Renie R. Rotting, 2808 north Walnut St., jx Grande, and the husband of the for mer Dorothy Stine of La (rande. He attended both elemen tary and high school in La Grande and enlisted in the navy October 8, 1942. Perry PERRY (Special) Mr. and Airs. Morris Winch of Boise are in Perry on business. Deloris Mathson has been seri ously ill due to a wood tick bile. Mr. and Mrs. Arnold Masters and daughter, Connie Rae of Pendleton were recent visitors in the Gus Fowler home. Mrs. Lois Sloan has been ad vised that her husband, Cpl. Ad in Sloan has been returned to the United SU.tes. ' Mr. and Mrs. Alvah O'Neil had a letter recently from their son, Pvt. Delbert O'Neil, advising them he is in Germany, where he visited a medieval castle that was erected at the turn of the 12th century. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Shen field and children visited rela tives and friends here Monday. Mr. and Mrs. James Ruth are spending the week in Portland. Demonstration of Day in School Is Staged by Children Children of second grade of the J. H. Ackerman elementary school today invited the other children and their parents and friends to a program, "A Day in the Second Grade." They told and showed many of the things they have been doing during the year. The first scene was "In the Morning" showing all the children in the room at work. During the language ac tivities period they dramatized the story of "The Three' Little Pigs." The children taking part were Barbara Carter, mother pig; Benny Neer, first little pig; John Williamson, second little pig; Richard Arends, third little pig; Gary Wood, the man with the straw; Fred Eooher, the man with the sticks; Vern Bean, the man with the bricks, and Lynne Olsen, the wolf. For the physical education per iod they presented a May pole dance. Participating were Roger Williams, Ann Lynch, Janete Sherwood, Joan Garity, Tim Todd, Rita Glen, Gaylee Briggs, David Sigler, Elaine Barney, Kay Rundell, Carol Norby, Dale Standley, Dickie Raff, Jeannine McPherson. Announcers were Ann Lynch and Vern Bean. Mrs. Freeda Gray is the super visor for the second grade and Adventists Plan I District Session i ' COVE, May 2 (Special) Prep-a-ations are being completed by the Adventist church for the an-1 nual district meeting May 4 to 8. ! Elder G. S. Belleaii will be the I speaker at the opening session, i Other speakers will include Elder ; Klement, Elder V. U. Anderson ai:d Dr. George P. Shankel. Twenty-four young people fiom Cove attended the youth fellowship district meeting Sun day in Union. There vere 29 persons present ot the annual junior-senior din ner Friday evening. Decorations were in a patriotic theme, with 0 White House as the centerpiece. M'.-s. Thomas Towle entertainer Thursday evening for Mr. and Mrs. Adrian See and family of Lt Grande. Their son, Norman, who is home on furlough from overseas, also was a guest. AID CANCER FUND Crystal Rebekah lodge mem bers voted to make a cash dona tion to the current cancer fund drive, when they met last night at the IOOF hall. Mrs. W. H. Gdoderham, noble grand, pre sided. Plans were made for a past noble grand's night to be held June 6. Guissing contests were con ducted after the meeting. Evelyn Scott and Helen Mason are student teachers. FLOUR t SPECIALS! 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