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About Eugene register-guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1930-1983 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 27, 1954)
owd Thrills Concert Band Eugene school their teachers leases 6,000 thousand L.Ars anu iBand at McArthur Court Lyjtternoon in singing The ETtbe rafters vibrated, ,e Star Spangled Banner," , the Air Force Band's 18 l Sergeants, climaxed more M hour's concert by one , grid's foremost musical ,s whose versatility includes of being a 100-piece march- a 90-piece sympnony tra an OO-picte ayiuimuiuc IU' . i..u -i a glee ciuu, xtvc uduue and several other lnstru J groups. Iwas a Dargain penurmance "the mass of youngsters who g and swayed to the more ifr numbers like "Begin the Jne" and the 12-piece clar Iscction's "Flight of the Bum- w Sponsor of the matinee the Junior Programs. 25 cents a ticket, the kids jrt go wrong, for here was ,nd which had to turn away ee-blocks-long line of per it London's overfilled Royal md which has filled Green's louse at Glasgow, Europe's it cinema. e band has also played to 00 persons at Berlin's mam- 1 Olympic Stadium as 50,000 It were turned away. e repertoire of the Singing geants ranges through opera, spirituals, to bop, and they 1 the youngsters a little of 5 of these musical forms. rnot singing, the men tdke places in the band. Intone Soloist William Jones Tenor soloist wuuam uu- staff sergeant, entertained fads with familiar selections, there wore many novelty kers played on a wide variety bstruments. Jones accom- fcients include having ap- d on the national radio iphone Hour," and other !. He nas sung leading in "Oklahoma," "Rose t, "Dessert song," ana otner tals. Mowing the conclusion of the fcrt Tuesday afternoon, the Igsters streamed out of Mc liir Court, and the band pre (d for a formal evening per- fance there. They were to ar in Corvallis Wednesday then go to Grants Pass. j&JWsjPM? -&5S& P:', IMaMi ii HWto" f BAM) ANS More than fi Onn vniirmcfo,.. f, u n (Hoslslor-Guard photo, Wiltshire eng.) Register-Guard, Eugene, Ore. Wed., Oct. 27, 1954 7B Rotarians Hear District Official The district governor of Rotary International was in Eugene Tuesday, and told members of the local club that there are few activities of Rotary that don't touch on plans to help youth of the nation. Kersey Eldridge spent Monday night and Tuesday here visiting with Rotarians. He is from Port land. The work with youth, he said. "is fundamental" in the program of Rotary. In addition, Eldridge called for education among Rotarians ery where so they can "feel the spirit." He told the club his idea is to "eliminate the draggers on. We nave to live Rotary in our heart." Eldridge's trip to Eugene is part of his responsibilities as gov ernor. He will visit all of the 154 Rotary clubs in the district before his one-year term ends. i huimhim SHOES For MEN and WOMEN BURCH'S 1060 Willamette WESIX ELECTRIC HEAT BARKER ELECTRIC 13th & Lawrence Ph. 4-1333 HICKEY -FREEMAN CLOTHES McDonald Theater Bldf. One In A New Series In Hi Style Frames tCNCSOOS SMIHCS hMzsi&fvM fi ixtv rzj rv n f. I DruQtlze your ye th most xprnlT part of yoor fae frame them In axcltlari new framei, delicately detail ed and proportioned to fit like your second nature. It you need flasiei, you'll look better In Personality GLaea Offices Also at Weisfield's in Portland nrT'eSJom?irlBt or R, B. McDonald Post Office Bids Requested n ;f Zae!n.ayiav.elncarest offic ow is the main mastcr Ethan L. Newman said Wednesday. He has called for bids for oner- ation of a contract station in that area. 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