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HERALD AND NEWS, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
TUESDAY. OCTOBER 15. 1957
Talented Vocalist From KF To Sing In Opera Program
A talented young Klamath Falls
vocalist, Gail Nerscth, sophomore
at Stephens College, has been
named to the only student lead to
sing ii the tragic opera, "Lucia
D: Lammermoor," Donizetti. It
will be sung tonight at the col
lege. This is one of two operas
produced each year by the opera
workshop at Stephens in which stu
dents support professional singers.
Rolls for students are assigned
on a competitive basis to those
enrolled in the opera workshop
where they receive training in
stage movement and character
portrayal, learning complete rolls.
Lucia is to be sung by Marjoric
Gordon, leading soprano at New
York s City Ccnlcr, whose achieve'
ments include recitals, opera, mu
sical comedy and her own radio
show. Gail, who also sings soprano,
will sing the role of Alice, com
panior to Lucia. Edgardo will be
Jim Hawthorne, whose tenor voice
and dramatic style is known to
audiences and critics. He has ap
peared with many of the nation's
opera companies and scored suc
cesses in several Broadway mu
sicals, including 16 months as a
member of the original cast of
"South Pacific.
Other roles are popularly cast.
Raimondo and Lord Bucklaw will
be sung by Val Patacchi, head
of the music department at Sleph-
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GAIL NERSETH
ens, and Irwin Umlauf, voice teach
er at the college. Lorenzo Malfat
ti, a leading baritone of the Rome
and Sienna operas, will make his
first Columbia appearance in the
role of i-nnco.
Gail, daughter of Dr. and Mrs.
Marvin Nerseth, of this city, was
a member of the a cappella vchoir
oi Mamam union High School un
der the baton of Andrew J. Loney
Jr. ana last summer spent five
weeks studying at the University
of Washington with Charles W.
Lawrence. She will return to the
University of Washington for fur
ther training upon completing her
second year at Stephens..
Mickey Rooney's Son
Recovering From Polio
HOLLYWOOD I - The 11-year-
old son of actor Mickey Rooney
is reported recovering from an
attack of bulbar-polio.
Timmy Rooney, who lives with
the actor's ex-wife, Mrs. Betty
Jane Baker, was stricken Sept.
The boy's physician, Dr. Mal
colm Downs, said no permanent
paralysis is expected and young
Timmy should make a complete
recovery.
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meet in regular session. Wednes
day, October 16 following a pot
luck supper at 7 p.m. The meeting
will be in celebration of birthdays
and the first anniversary of com
pletion of the new grange hall.
Matin There will be a meeting
of Mai in Parents-Patrons at
tonight in the grade school gym.
ur. Eugene Bowman, SOU, will
talk and show slides on his recent
year's trip to Europe. Refresh
ments will be served by first grade
motners.
Home Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smit-
endorf of Montague returned home
alter spending several days with
their son-in-law and daughter, Mr,
and Mrs. D. D. Smith at Alturas,
wno were former Montaeue resi
dents. Smitendorf. on his return.
was taken to the Siskiyou County
Hospital tor observation.
Langell Valley Home Extension
will meet at the parish hall all day
uctoDer 17 starting at 10 a.m. to
make lamp shades. Lois Monroe
and Beverly Yancey will be the
leaders. Members are to have all
material ready; call Lorella 2108
about materials, etc. Paper sack
lunch at noon. Anyone interested
is invited whether an extension
member or not.
Blodcett Mr. and Mrs. Ira
Settle spent the weekend in Lan
gell Valley with Mr. and Mrs. Hal
ey Shaw.
Richard Burnett son of Mr. and
Mrs. BUI Burnett of Langell Valley
is home for two weeks from his
Naval base at San Diego. He is
on the U.S.S. Duncan.
Bertha Vinson is at Merrill car
ing for Jim O'Keeffe who has been
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ed his father Jim O'Keeffe for a
few days
Ml Hood visitors at the home
of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Frazier of Langell Valley, are Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Frazier, Linda
Gayle and Alice Marie and Fred
Jackson.
Nellie Quick of Tacoma, who
is visiting her daughter Mrs. John
Sullivan of Langell Valley, spent
several days at Malin with Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Johnson and Mrs.
Lena Fisher.
Wedding anniversary for 57
years was observed by Mr. and
Mrs. 0. C. Johnson of Langell Val
ley on October 11. They were din
ner guests at the home of their
niece, Mr. and Mrs. Les Leavitt. i
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tropical areas, turned up in a pond
with three domestic ducks here.
The three-and-a-half foot tall bird
drew the attention of the Virginia
Game Commission. Commission ex
perts said it wasn't impossible for
the bird to fly to Virginia but
highly improbable, and expressed
the view that it had escaped from
a bird dealer.
The Communist Party was de
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