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Under the direction of its new
conductor, Frank Holman, the
Portland Symphonic Choir will fea
ture masterworks of Bach, Bea-
thovan and Brahms .m its opening
concert of the season on Saturday,
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Nov. 9,
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Public Auditorium.
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be Bach’s double motet, “Sing to
the Lord,” and Beethoven’s sel
dom heard “Mass in C Major.”
The concert will also include
Brahms’ entrancing"Liebeslieder
Waltzes,” Opus 65, for chorus
and piano duet.
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Nell's Notes
Lee Bishop is home from her
trip. She had a wonderful time,
and was sorry she had to leave so
soon, but decided that she would
still rather live in Oregon.
Leona Purdy has opened the
Hill-Top Cafe again. It is open
every day but Wednesday from 7
a.m. to 8 p.m. It is wonderful to
see the lights on at the Hill-Top
again, and I know that most of the
mountain will be in at one time or
another. Love those pies!
Now I can catch upon that hour’s
sleep that I lost last summer. Got
my clock set back to where it be
longs and have been enjoying every
minute of it. I hope next year that
they will leave the time alone.
Seems to me that if people want
to go to work an hour early that
they should do that and leave the
time alone. I might as well get my
other gripe in while I’m griping.
Now they will try to shove a sales
tax down our throats. The idea may
be OK, but they plan to leave us
stuck with all the other taxes we
pay already. Oh well, it remains
to be seen. But I am “agin” it.
There were five tables of dup
licate bridge at the Mt. Hood Coun
try Club bridge club on Monday,
October 21.
The Howell system of duplicate
was played, so the winners were
first, second and third. The top
two teams were from the Hoodland
area: first, Mrs. Gladys Deming
and Mrs. R. a . Owen; second, Mr.
and Mrs. George Lienkaemper;
third, Merrill Joy and Mrs. Cath
erine Groshong, both of Portland.
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Sandy to judge the two high school
finalists in the District’s speech
contest.
Both finalists were from Esta
cada Union High School and, co
incidentally, were sister and bro
ther; Judith Gentlemann, a senior
and Martin Gentlemann, a sopho-
more.
Judith chose "The Florist and
the Forest’’ as the subject of her
speech, while Martin, who was the
eventual winner, spoke on “Sus
tained Yield Forest Management.”
The contest, open to all high
school students, Is held annually as
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Nov. 2, at the Sandy Post Office.
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