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Mr. and Mrs. O. H. Landenberg of Burlington. Iowa,
who were honored at a reception on their golden wed
ding anniversary June 3 at the home of their niece and
her husband. Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Burr. The Landenbergs
are spending hte summer at the Burr home. (McEwan
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Music for Today
Bergen Players, Stevens, Thebom
On List of Better Music Today
By MAXINE BUREN
Statesman Music Editor
The Bergen Symphony orchestra under Leopold Stow
koski will be heard on CBS's World Festivals program this
morning, Rise Stevens, Blanche Thebom and Dorothy Warens-
kjold make up the imposing list
10 a.m. on CBS String Sere- i
nade," Alfredo Antonini and his or
chestra. Eileen Farrell, soprano
soloist.
Lover Rodgers
Swing Low, Sweet
Chariot arr: Antonini
Turkey in the Straw .arr: Antonini
Velia .v.Lehar
No Other Love ...Rodgers
Holiday for Strings Rose
Old'Man River Kern
11:30 a.m. World Music Festi
vals, from first International Fes
tival of Music, Drama and Folklore
of Bergen, Norway. Bergen Sym
phony Orchestra, conducted by
Leopold Stokowski. Fanny Elsta,
soprano; Robert Riefling. piano
soloist. James Fassett, music com
mentator. Three Chorale Preludes J. S. Bach
Ballad of Revolt ....
On the Journey Home
I Love Thee
A Swan
Solveig's Song
Butterfly
Small Troll
Symphony No. 2 in
D major -
.Saeverud
...Grieg
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Branms j
8:30 on NBC Standard Hour
with baritone Charles Harmon and
pianist Carlos Vasquez and the !
Standard Symphony orchestra, of 1
San Francisco under Carmen
Dragon.
Invitation to the Dance Weber
Pilgrim's Song Tchaikovsky
(Mr. Harmon) j
A Midsummer-Night's Dream: i
Wedding March Mendelssohn '
Concerto for Piano in E
Minor: 2nd Movement ...Chopin
(Mr. Vazquez)
Children's Corner Suite
(Sel.) s Debussy
Music in the Air: The
Song Is You Kern
(Mr. Harmon)
Devertimento, No. 15 in
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Serenade Schubert
Concerto Roman tico:
3rd Movement Ponce
(Mr. Vazquez)
Swan Lake Ballet- Tchaikovsky
Monday programs are:
5:30 on NBC The Voice of Fire
stone with mezzo-soprano Rise
Stevens as guest soloist. Howard
Barlow directs.
Peanue Vendor Simons
Chorus and Orchestra
Lover Come Back to Me .Romberg
Stevens
Anvil Chorus from
"II Trovatore"
Chorus and Orchestra
Voi che sapete from
"Marriage of Figaro" .
Stevens
Overture to "The Merry
Wives of Windsor" ....
Orchestra
Novillero
Verdi
Mozart
Nicolai
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Love Story" including Drink To j
Me Only With Thine Eyes, How
Do I Love Thee?, Grow Old Along
With Me, God's In His Heaven,
Liebestraum and Santa Lucia.
9:00 on NBC The Telephone
Hour with mezzo-soprano Blanche
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Czardas from "Coppelia" ..Delibes
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LYONS One of the season's
attractive June weddings was sol
emnized Sunday, June 7 at the
Presbyterian Church in Mill City
at 2:30 when Miss Shirley Ann
Miller, daughter of Ben H. Miller
of Lyons, became. the, bride ot
William T. balnea .son of Mr.
and Mrs. Tillman Raines of Gates.
The Rev. Noble Streeter read the
double !ring ceremony. .
The ibride wore a gown of
white isatin, sleeves of white!
nylon and lace and a Queen Anne
collar of lace. A half calot head
dress with rhlnestones held the
fingerlength illusion veiL She
carriecLa white Bible, a gift from
the groom, marked with yellow
rosebuds and i stephanotis. For
"something old she carried a
handkerchief belonging to her
aunt, Mae Patton of Mehama.
Maid of honor was Miss Lois
Blum of Mehama, who wore an
orchid dress of net over taffeta,
a lace' stole, and a half hat of
orchid lace. She carried a cas
cade of yellow daisies. .
Leon Cline of Foster, brother
of the groom, acted as best man.
Lighting the candles were the
bride's ; two younger brothers,
Dave and Paul Miller. Ushers
were the bride's two older broth
ers. Bob and Ben Miller.
Mrs. Ercill Wilson was pianist
and accompanied Miss Aladean
McDonald and the Rev. Streeter
who sang.
The bridegroom's mother chose
a light blue two-piece dress with
black accessories wtih a corsage
of yellow rosebuds for the wed
ding, i j .
Cutting and serving the cake at
the reception was Mrs. Keith Phil
lips of Mehama. Assisting were
Mrs. Ed Gosche and daughter, Cos
sanda, Mrs. Leonard Wallen, Mrs.
Jerry Coffman of Mehama, Mrs.
Carl Smith of Lyons, Mrs. Joe
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Gillis conducting. Four Movements
from "Atlanta Suite; Rhapsody for
Harp and Orchestra and Ballet
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Tton't Cook Now : .
But . . Salem, it seems, is going a teeny
weeny bit cultural and that's good. The de t
dslon to put a piece' of good statuary on the .
courthouse' grounds . in fulfillment of terms I
of a bequest instead of using the money for j
a sports arena or. other similar structure I
comes as a pleasant surprise. An occasional i
thought toward increasing the beauty of the
city rather than; making it the industrial or i
sporting center of the 'universe is good.
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J And speaking . , . of beauty. With all
this fancy talk about making the storehouse
erj showplace, how come the poor tourist v
isn't allowed to get a good view of it? Come
down Summer Street with a tourist-eye cast
toward the Capitol- You go south only to
Center, when, instead of going on Into Court
street toward the .building, you have to turn
left, go clear to Capit6l street and then drop
back at the side of the Capitol building.
Don't ask us how they can eliminate this
fault, we didn't design the Mall, don't think it
is; even a design. Of course the simple solu
tion Would be to make both short pieces of
Summer two-way streets, but who wants a
simple solution," that wouldn't be cricket
t Morning Music . . . The other morning we
Toephler of Stayton, Mrs. Leoan
Cline of Foster, Mrs. Don Lama
rend Of Corvallis, Montana, Mrs.
'Louis Cline of Detroit, and Miss
Shirley Wodtly.
? For a wedding trip to the coast
the bride chose a gray gabardine
suit with yellow and white acces
sories. TERRORISTS ROUTED
i NAIROBI, Kenya Iff) British
and African police, with 30 Masai
and Kipsigis spearmen, killed four
Mau Mau terrorists and captured
another four in a swamp battle
near Thomson's Falls Friday.
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. were awakened at daylight and in our half
j sleeping state were startled by the voices d
... ,'x , hundred . laughing children calling
"Maaaaaxinel Maadaaxinel Maadaaxinel'
We hopped out of bed, then realized oux
neighbor! had let the sheep .and geese intc
our back field a few hours earlier than
usuaL . i?"' :. ', i -
t Happens everr itprlng . . . Attended
a spring recital this week we observed that
!the parents are a whole lot more worried
about the little musicians' brief appearance
before the public than are the little artists
' themselves. It couldh't have been so in our
short career as a cdrlcert pianist, else Mother
never would have survived the annual or
deal, we almost perished. The only thing
we learned from our music teacher, was to
lower one eyebrow while raising the other..
, It's a trick that has done us Utile service but
we will always remember.
Small talk . . . Floods, Hurricanes, torna
dos and droughts east and midwest have
been blamed on th Atomic tests. Now Ore
gon's unseasonable rains are probably
blamed on i them to, but we have our own
theory. We' think th .entire blame should be
placed , oh the weather . . . Maxine Buren
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Finally at Close
WASHINGTON ( Marcus
Whitman, the pioneer medical mis
sionary whored wagon trains into
the Northwest 100 years ago is still
travelling. '
A statue of Whitman, dedicated
by Washington state officials here
last ' month, was moved Fri
day from the U.S. Capitol rotunda
to a new positidn in Statuary HalL
. . with the expensive look of ;
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Philippines Hold ;
MANILA UPl-A Texas editor
says the Communist threat to the
Philippines from within has been
virtually eliminated. .
Robert w. AKers, ox tne Beau
mont, Tex., Enterprise said f ok
lowing a recent tour of Luzon the
Hukt guerrillas "now are more
bandits than Communists" and
the' Armed Forces is "doing a
good f job of putting them down."
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