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Mrs. M. Roenigk and Mrs. J.|Desperate People; Kangaroos in, O'Neill as conveners. |the Kitchen; A Twist of Sand; A The March meeting was post-| Plants; What Dr. Spock Didn't pened for one week to allow| Foreign Affair; The Lion; House f mbers to attend the Women's| Tell Us; We Joined the Navy; PERSONALS orld Day of Prayer. | Better Homes and Gardens: Folk " & ___|Medicine; The Chinese Box; Cal-| Mrs. W. Cawker is spending a : ae Soup derkiog 0 Purchase ifornia Street; The Borrowers; month in St. Pefersburg, Fla. Wool will be handed out to knit- nurses" kitchen. © The Pagan King; Homemakers ¢f| Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs, Cres and sheet musie we have| pei Ruxiliary Meets few of the more recent ones being | BOWMANVILLE -- mentioned here. meee or wee w Rt Bowmanville As enjoyable to read as he is to listen to in a concert hall, this| By MRS. A. L. HOOEY The foliowing music re- Music can bring joy or saduess,|No. 1, The Art of Rosa Poncelle, Classics, Fritz Kreisler playing sent. excitement or peace, to the lis-| Marion Anderson singing Bach Beceoven's Violin Concerto in D Lo he Jessen, oF tener. arias, Bach's Organ Music and malo . At a Sidewalk Cafe, with KERN by David Ewen. As with books, music is the/Mass in B minor, Elizabeth|Ruth Welcome and her zither, Adding Wis Tist musical] : man's magic carpet,' on|Schwarzkopf sings Operetta, |The Travellers Sing Songs of biostarnies, Mr. Ewen has paint. |cxperience whose wings he can soar to the Rubinstein plays Lizst, The Art|North America, Christmas Caril- biog: At Portis Bod and records. sun-lit beaches of Waikiki or the|of Sergei Rachmaninoff, Greig's|lon, Hawaiian Holiday, The Music * So so I America's most wn --ia-- green hills of Antrim, without| Peer Gynt Suite, Strauss' Gypsy/Man, In a Chinese Temple Gar- ato ns, ever leaving his armchair and |Baron, Mendelssohn's Italian and|den, Square Dances, Chopin's oto. all hose whose hearts fire on a wintry evening. How |Reformation Symphonies, Complete Waltzes, Men of Brass, are lightened by the haunting easy it is to recapture the charm|Brahm's Concerto No. 2 and Son-| Music for the Harp, The Queen's Se od of Ee i¢los: violin or. bY and gaiety of 19th eentury Vien-|atas for violin and piano, Choral|Birthday Salute, Viennese Waltz- 0 eo Of Duke Ellington nd na through the enchanting strains| Masterpieces of the Russian Or-|es by Pourcel, My Scotland, Rus-| Co i, the library extends] of a Strauss waltz. thodox Church, Schubert's Sym-|sian Fair, The Gallowglass Ceili] Bf vitation te. Cue and listen| Since books are read both for|phony No. 6, Saint - Saen's Car-|Band, On the Road to ... the oy a Te Room} pleasure and for knowledge, so|nival des Animaux, The World's|Riviera, Walt Disney's Cinder- 0 o yor Lt poses hoor we have tried to include in our|Ten Greatest Piano Concertos, ella, At the Drop of a Hat, Le-| 00 OTF) OUT alisction: of music library works that will ap-|Dvorak's Concerto for Cello, The|har's The Merry Widow, The Im- Jo om . of Pr Re iol peal to all tastes. In addition tg/Rubaiyat of Omar Khayam, mortal Harry Lauder, Belafonte, | {7 0° Dot the 78 rpm records in our original [Rubinstein playing Chopin's| Victor Borge's Comedy in Music, | . | collection, our present LP record waltzes, Ravel's Bolero, De-|Jose Iturbi playing Music to Re-| LIBRARY BRIEFS f a collection ranges from classical|bussy's La Mer, Prokofieff's Con- member, Living Russian Lan-| The Little People s Film Sur opera to modern jazz. Band|certo No. 1, Starlight Chorale --|guage Course, South Pacific, (program for Feb. 20 at 2:30 pn music, folk songs of different|famous choruses from the opera, | Oklahoma, Mike White's Lmperiali wil be as follows -- Man an { countries, Broadway musicals, | Melody, with Carmon Dragon|Jazz Band, Gigi, On Parade, |His Dog, Sailors of the Queen, poetry readings by Dyla n|High Fidelity Adventure in Exotic| Barber Shop Harmonies, Home Grey Squirrel, Monkey Tale an Thomas, Shakespeare's plays, Lands, Gilbert and Sullivan's The|on the Range and The Lord is Honeyland. : 5 square dancing, church music -- | Gondoliers. |My Shepherd, with the Mormon | Mr. Samuel Schulze has id all have a place on our shelves.'| Bizet"s Carmen Suite, Sir John Tabernacle Choir. |appointed recently as a member Following are a few of the wield i and The Seven Ages of! Along with our eollection of|of the staff. Mr. Schulze Te 20 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursday, February 11, 1960 Music And Poet Y remarkable young conductor, BOWMANVILLE -- The Me-|ters in surrounding communities Tomorrow; Millions of Cats; The|p Venning were Mr. and Mrs. L usic n oe T {pianist and composer has written! morial Hospital Womens' Auxil-|for bootees, to be given as a, A social hour followed with Haunting of Hill House; (A. Ti Whitby Mr. and . a wonderful book about the world jay met in the Auxiliary room gift to new babies. Mrs. W. Ru- Mrs. H. Gibson and Mrs. §. Mc-| Adventures of Saio and her|Mrs. J. Rahm, Blackstock: Mr. THE VAN CLIBURN LEGEND|ys 1, Mason i hai S. McMurter wa int- : Univer sal Lang VAG | sm cummed ws se aa mimbersiy convenes aa Jada: Men of Lets: Time; Land *% Vis, 0 Mure, Opava. about the 23-year-old, idee vw ui y | i. i A Mrs. R. Ames a . | American pianist who was cata. lized from the Marathon Bridge was decided to send a letter to New Books and People of Brazil; The Ques By od N. Osborne are on a t urney, I 1 1 1 ! |ting Heart; My Friends, The Miss\motor trip to the southern Unit- views were written by the [tion of records -- Sigmund Rom-|quests, The Lady from Pulladel.-hy Russia, where he won the Fug|Cteutivie 1a Jeri Juss women's Svs to join the hos- . Music Librarian of the Mc- |berg album, Romberg's The Stu"phia, Beethoven's Piano Concertoipi ng Prize of the Tchaikovsky a Spita Cy. At 3 kl ; OY bind : Laughlin Public Library. dent Prince, The Best of Caruso,|No. 1 and his fourth, fifth and com petition. mending as this would mean It was recommended that door roo mn fiddle of Conran Lodge; Line] Mrs. E Mishel ad Mrs. % B "Music is the universal lan-|A Million Strings, Cascading|eighth symphonies, Rubinstein s" "HISTORY OF MUSICAL Putting a full time employee out|to door canvass be held in Sep- : tof Attack:' Mindy; Land : and|"00% are visiling Monclon, .b, ; By MRS. ARTHUR ELLIOTT | People of Australia; Indian Cap-| Weekend visitors to Mr. and this thought of the American|stad, Franck's Symphony in' Dicerto, d'Indy's Symphony on| gon 3rd ed. Mrs. Birks and Mrs. D. Smith Work. The project will be dis: BROOKLIN -- The following|tive; Hunters of the Great North; Mrs. W. Carruthers were Mr. poet, Longfellow. Overcoming the minor, Renata Tebaldi recital, ja French mountain air| Af) and comprehensive story were appointed to supervise cussed at the May meeting, t | barriers of language, religion and|Schubert's Impromptus, Mario|Rimsky - Korsakoy's Schehera-| "(he growth of music -- ifs weekly visits to hospital patients Mrs. M. Roenigk was appoint-|at Brooklin public library; The Peter Rabbit; The Best of ley of Galt. nationality, music has the power| Lanza Recital, Mozart's Don Gio-{zade, Ravel's Concerto in.G forms, its purposes, and its in- by auxiliary members. ed tea convener for the year. |p... of Canada: Betwecd th {Gregory Clarke; In Darkest Dor} a: > : e mestica; Hard Hearts Are For CHRISTMAS PLANT The auxiliary fiscal year was Darkness and the Dawn: The Cabbages; Little Toot; The Little| Moravian College at Bethlehem, |co-incide with the Ontario Hos- morrows: The Prisoner of the| The Friendly Beasts: The Pan-/nized as an early symptom of Penna. and has had considerable pital Association year. Lordesillas; The Final Diagnosis; ther's Feast; Green Water; Green| The county courthouse at. East- working with books, The annual auxiliary birthday|The Laugh's on Me; The Break-|Sky: Five Chinese Brothers; The ville, Virginia, preserves records jparty will be held in March with|ing Point; Doctor and Son; The!Scarlet King. |dating from 1632. wintry ' of music. | i i i | i ject. Murter as hostesses, i at the hospital with president|dell is convener of the project. 5 |Beaver People; Speaking of Can-|and Mrs, I. Lucas, Toronto; Mr. recent additions to our LP collec-|Man, Richard Dyer-Bennet Re- 5.1504 to fame on his 1958 trip tourney. It was reported that the/Dutch Rehobeth Church, inviting (Boyds: Mr. Churchill's Secretary; ed States. guage of mankind." How true is|Strings, The Art of Kirsten Flag- playing Schumann's Piano Con-|" pHOUGHT by D. W. Fergus. of work. tember for frauds: for' auxiliary new books are now on the sheif| WY Ley; Exotic Zpology; Taleand Mrs. K. 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