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.
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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
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