THE GALAX NEWS
AUGUST 12, 1965
PAGE 8
Just enough time to find your Highlands holiday
home. . . *Over 50 listings to choose from, in
cluding an almost new cottage on a large lot in
residential subdivision - has living-dining room,
electric kitchen, two bedrooms, one bath for $9»350.
HIGHLANDS. N* C.
ASSOCIATES
BENEFIT SALE FOR CEMETERY
SATURDAY s AUGUST 14 TH
A saJLe of hand-«made articlesj home
baked goods, jelly, cut flowers, etc#, will
be held in the Holt building Saturday, Aug
ust 14th, beginning at 9 o'clock. Proceeds
from the sale will be for the benefit of
the Highlands Cemetery.
DEATH TAKES RUDOLPH JOSEF SON
Mr* Rudolph Josefson, 70, of Franklin,
N. 0., died Monday while being taken by am
bulance to Asheville. Mr. Josefson was
working at the Carmichael home here when
he fell off the roof, fracturing his skull
and breaking his neck» He was transferred
from the Highlands-Cashiers Hospital to a
neurosurgeon in Asheville, but died before
he reached Asheville, His wife survives.
THE ^th AlOTAL SQUARE DANCE FESTIVAL IS
TONIGHT (THURSDAY) AT THE HIGHLANDS SCHOOL
AUDITORIUM, 8:30 - TICKETS; $2, AND $1,
COCA-COLA BOTTLING GO.
HENDERSONVILLE, N. G.
NOTES FROH THE BREVARD MUSIC
CENTER
The Brevard Music Festival begins
this week end with a sparkling line-up—
pianist Ivan Davis, tenor Brian Sullivan,
and a New York production of Mozart*s
comic opera ”Cosi fan tutte,
Cn Friday, August 13, at 8il5, the
Brevard Music Festival presents Ivan
Davis, i960 winner of the Franz Liszt
Piano Competition and a favorite from
last suicmer*s season at the Music Center.
Mr. Davis will play Liszt*s ”Danse Mac
abre" (“Totentanz")* The Brevard Music
Center Orchestra, conducted by Henry Jan-
iec, idll play Brahms* "Fourth Symphony"
and Beethoven*s “Leonore Overture No, 3«”
On Saturday, August 14, at 2*30 and
8:15, the Festival Opera Theatre will
perform Mozart*s ”Cosi fan tutte,” fea
turing stars from the Metropolitan Opera
Studio and directed by George Schick,
Conductor and Music Consultant of the
Metropolitan Opera, This appearance of
the Festival Opera Theatre is made possi
ble by a grant from the Martha Baird
Rockefeller Fund for Mosic, Because of
the special nature of this event, theie
will be two performances, matinee and
evening. The opera will be sung in Eng
lish.
On Sunday, August 15, at 3:30, ten
or Brian Sullivan will head the list of
singers to be featured in this year’s
Music Festival# Mr* Sullivan will sing
two Wagner arias. Henry Janiec will con
duct the Music Center Orchestra in Schu
bert *s '*Unf ini shed Symphony” and in Dances
from "The Three-Cornered Hat" by deFalla,
Ticket prices for the Music Festival
are Fridays and Sundays: Adults f2#,50.
Students $1.25; Operas-$3*00-l>2,50-11,25•
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